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do_v not_o superabound_v in_o honesty_n their_o virtue_n be_v they_o will_v do_v nothing_o but_o what_o their_o father_n have_v do_v before_o they_o chap._n xi_o of_o the_o manner_n of_o the_o irish_a cosher_z and_o of_o the_o credulity_n in_o believe_v of_o lie_n there_o be_v among_o the_o irish_a a_o kind_n of_o feast_v or_o banquet_v which_o they_o call_v cosher_z &_o this_o be_v the_o manner_n of_o it_o good_a company_n both_o of_o man_n and_o woman_n be_v draw_v together_o a_o feast_n to_o entertain_v the_o time_n between_o meal_n they_o have_v their_o rythmer_n &_o their_o harper_n the_o one_o to_o sing_v and_o the_o other_o to_o play_v the_o song_n that_o they_o use_v to_o sing_v be_v usual_o in_o the_o commendation_n of_o theft_n of_o murder_n of_o rebellion_n of_o treason_n and_o the_o most_o of_o they_o lie_v fixion_n of_o their_o own_o collection_n invent_v but_o of_o purpose_n to_o stir_v up_o their_o heart_n to_o imitate_v the_o example_n of_o their_o ancestor_n make_v 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