Disserations by Mr. Dooley (1906) - Almanac of Theodore Roosevelt
Disserations by Mr. Dooley (1906) - Almanac of Theodore Roosevelt
Disserations by Mr. Dooley (1906) - Almanac of Theodore Roosevelt
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Dissertations <strong>by</strong> <strong>Mr</strong>. <strong>Dooley</strong><br />
th' flure, what do I find? Ivrything has gone wrong.<br />
Th' wurruld is little betther thin a convict's camp.<br />
Angabel an' Alfonso ar-re about to get marrid whin<br />
it is discovered that she has a husband in loway an'<br />
he has a wife in Wisconsin. All th' pomes be th' lady<br />
authoressesses that used to : begin<br />
*<br />
Oh, moon, how<br />
fair !' now begin :<br />
*<br />
Oh, Ogden Armour, how awful !'<br />
Shakespeare's on'y mintioned as a crook. Here ye<br />
ar-re. Last edition. Just out. Full account iv th'<br />
Crimes iv Incalculated. Did ye read Larsen last<br />
month on * Th' use iv Burglars as Burglar Alarums '<br />
?<br />
Good, was it? Thin read th' horrible disclosures<br />
about th' way Jawn C. Higgins got th' right to build<br />
a bay-window on his barber-shop at iliven forty-two<br />
Kosciusko Avnoo, South Bennington, Arkansaw.<br />
Read Wash'n'ton Bliffens's dhreadful assault on th'<br />
board iv education iv Baraboo. Read Idarem on<br />
Jawn D. ; she's a lady, but she's got th' punch.<br />
Graft ivrywhere.<br />
6<br />
Graft in th' Insurance Comp'nies,'<br />
' Graft in Congress,'<br />
*<br />
Graft in th' Supreem<br />
Coort,' Graft be an Old Grafter,' Graft in Lith-<br />
rachoor,' be Hinnery James ;<br />
* Graft in Its Relations<br />
to th' Higher Life,' be Dock Eliot; Th' Homeeric<br />
Legend an' Graft ; Its Cause an' Effect ; Are They th'<br />
Same? Yes and No,' be Norman Slapgood.<br />
" An' so it goes, Hinnissy, till I'm that blue, dis-<br />
couraged, an' broken-hearted I cud go to th' edge iv<br />
th' wurruld an' jump <strong>of</strong>f. It's a wicked, wicked, hor-<br />
rible, place, an' this here counthry is about th' toughest<br />
spot in it. Is there an honest man among us? If<br />
there is throw him out. He's a spy. Is there an<br />
institution that isn't corrupt to its very foundations?<br />
Don't ye believe it. It on'y looks that way because<br />
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