Thesaurus / donnybrook
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Here there were probably village incompatibilities—Donnybrook fairs, cattle-lifting, and forays.
THE NEW STONE AGE IN NORTHERN EUROPEJOHN M. TYLERTo express an opinion on a Celtic question is to accept an invitation to a Donnybrook fair.
THE NEW STONE AGE IN NORTHERN EUROPEJOHN M. TYLERThe once famous Donnybrook Fair109 had not then become a thing of the past, although its extinction was approaching.
RECOLLECTIONS OF THIRTY-NINE YEARS IN THE ARMYCHARLES ALEXANDER GORDONThe spirit of Donnybrook Fair is there today as much as ever, and wherever you see a head, hit it, would be home rule.
LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF THE GREAT - VOLUME 12ELBERT HUBBARDHe picked it up at Donnybrook Fair, and applied it practically in his present predicament.
THE HARLEQUIN OPAL, VOL. 2 (OF 3)FERGUS HUMEA head in this creek to-day is like a head at Donnybrook Fair, anybody will hit it if it is possible to do so.
AN UNDIVIDED UNIONOLIVER OPTICThat, as one of the finest peasantry in the world said of Donnybrook, 'was enjoyment.'
THE TRIBUNE OF NOVA SCOTIAW. L. (WILLIAM LAWSON) GRANTDo you mind that shtick—big enough to sarve as a respictable shillalah at Donnybrook Fair?
IN THE PECOS COUNTRYEDWARD SYLVESTER ELLIS (AKA LIEUTENANT R.H. JAYNE)Magraw, a Gaelic term of endearment, often heard on the baseball fields of Donnybrook.
THE BOOK OF HUMOROUS VERSEVARIOUSTheir chief delight is to get into a regular Donnybrook fight.
THE BUNGALOW BOYS NORTH OF FIFTY-THREEDEXTER J. FORRESTERWORDS RELATED TO DONNYBROOK
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