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the Manhattan chapter o
IrishNorthern.Aidinasmak
room·above.O'Lunney's-Bar
, stand. He. had'-quoted from
onSecondAvenue,.where he
the poet John O'Hagan in try.
willbattlethe plaintiye
ing to explain the awful pow-
squeal of theslide guitar
er of thegun:“The tribune's
leakingup from- the_down-
voice and the poet's pen/May
stairs lounge; to discourse, as
sow the seed in slavish mer./
both scholar and'participant,
But 'tis the sword,.the sword
:on the most recent century of
alone/ Reaps freedom's har-
Irish'history..."...
vest when 'tis'grown.” Now,
Earlier inthe day, Her..
-he sensed, they were close to.
.Majesty's minister for North."
the end.
ern Ireland,JamesPrior; has
When you're-old; they say
:Janded:at Kennedy-Airport,:
'you become'more accepting
dispatched by Prime Minister
'of death,-Flannery reflected.
, Thatcher to scold the.Ameri-, -
But that wasn't the way with
. can judicial system for its,
him at all. When he had been
findings in-the matter'of
young, and risking his life in
Flannery and his four code-
one engagement after,an-
fendants., Prior. preceded.
other, he. hadn't a.care for
Flannery. into Manhattan by.
death.:If it carne,'it would
several-hoursalthough not-
findhim.fighting the. good
by'subway.:..3
fight, and.that was'all a man *
The old chieftain is happy as:
could ask, he believed. But
he'waits,anonymously,on the
'now,it fightened·him. :.
darkening, almost empty plat-
:He wanted'to see the end
form: :He-is greatly,flattered
ofall of the, sadness and
.thatthey have sent the."head.
struggleand sacrifice -- the
'gaff" over. Before"he'faced
final summing.up. The time
Kirby on the witness stand, he .
was coming,-he-could feel it
had wondered if he would be
deepin himself. Just to be
afraid. But it had been no dif-:
able to see. the.end of this,
ferent from when.he'd been
in·the thick of a.job” during"
the-Troubles."He'd always
kept'his head. Bits of po
ltry had come flocking into!
his, head when.he was on the,
IrishNorthern.Aidinasmak
room·above.O'Lunney's-Bar
, stand. He. had'-quoted from
onSecondAvenue,.where he
the poet John O'Hagan in try.
willbattlethe plaintiye
ing to explain the awful pow-
squeal of theslide guitar
er of thegun:“The tribune's
leakingup from- the_down-
voice and the poet's pen/May
stairs lounge; to discourse, as
sow the seed in slavish mer./
both scholar and'participant,
But 'tis the sword,.the sword
:on the most recent century of
alone/ Reaps freedom's har-
Irish'history..."...
vest when 'tis'grown.” Now,
Earlier inthe day, Her..
-he sensed, they were close to.
.Majesty's minister for North."
the end.
ern Ireland,JamesPrior; has
When you're-old; they say
:Janded:at Kennedy-Airport,:
'you become'more accepting
dispatched by Prime Minister
'of death,-Flannery reflected.
, Thatcher to scold the.Ameri-, -
But that wasn't the way with
. can judicial system for its,
him at all. When he had been
findings in-the matter'of
young, and risking his life in
Flannery and his four code-
one engagement after,an-
fendants., Prior. preceded.
other, he. hadn't a.care for
Flannery. into Manhattan by.
death.:If it carne,'it would
several-hoursalthough not-
findhim.fighting the. good
by'subway.:..3
fight, and.that was'all a man *
The old chieftain is happy as:
could ask, he believed. But
he'waits,anonymously,on the
'now,it fightened·him. :.
darkening, almost empty plat-
:He wanted'to see the end
form: :He-is greatly,flattered
ofall of the, sadness and
.thatthey have sent the."head.
struggleand sacrifice -- the
'gaff" over. Before"he'faced
final summing.up. The time
Kirby on the witness stand, he .
was coming,-he-could feel it
had wondered if he would be
deepin himself. Just to be
afraid. But it had been no dif-:
able to see. the.end of this,
ferent from when.he'd been
in·the thick of a.job” during"
the-Troubles."He'd always
kept'his head. Bits of po
ltry had come flocking into!
his, head when.he was on the,