Parnell

William Butler Yeats

PARNELL came down the road, he said to a cheering man:
"Ireland shall get her freedom and you still break stone.

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• William Butler Yeats : Parnell's Funeral
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• William Butler Yeats : Politics
• William Butler Yeats : Presences
• William Butler Yeats : Quarrel In Old Age
• William Butler Yeats : Reconciliation
• William Butler Yeats : Red Hanrahan's Song About Ireland
• William Butler Yeats : Remorse For Intemperate Speech

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