No one can look over the fugitive literature of Dublin in the first half of the eighteenth century without being struck with the very large amount of admirable witty and satirical poetry that was produced.
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Irish Quote of the Moment
As the white low mist the meadows kissed
In the summer twilight's glow,
And the otter splashed and the wild duck dashed
In the sedgy lake below.
'Twas sweet to hear the silver bell
For the flocks on high Dunroe.
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William Carelton
