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  <dc:title>The Old Irish Horse rather restive</dc:title>
  <dc:description>A man sits on a bucking horse, which is saying "Erin go brahe" (i.e. bragh - Ireland forever).  The man says:
"What an unruly animal.  Why cant you be quiet - I'm sure the gentlemen don't mean to hurt you."
Lying on the ground to the right of the horse are three men, one says: 
"His ways are more difficult to study than French grammar", another says: "I never met with such an animal - never easy - full nor fasting". The last has a paper in his hand inscribed 'Worn out Briefs', and says: "Down-Down-Down Derry Down". </dc:description>
  <dc:date>[1807]</dc:date>
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