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It is hard to believe that he chops nearly as much wood as he pretends to, or that cows, hens, and barnyards are his chief loves. He has been known to enjoy the tea life of social England and is at present a professor of poetry in a college.

— Leonard Feeney America (2022)

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Motherhood is never honored by excessive talk about the heroics of pregnancy.

People who believe in little laugh at little.

The only thing worse than him on the radio is all static.

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They put a hood upon his head
And bound it with a thong.
Then—England lost a ball of lead
And Ireland lost a song.

The other day it was reported in the newspaper that a Maine hen had won a prize for having hatched nearly 200 pullets in the course of a single year. Now what ought the faithful youngster to remark on hearing that? He ought to remark that the hen deserved the Pulletser Prize.

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