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 In Dublin's Fair City
The coach driver was a merry fellow and he tried to entertain the tourists. When we passed Saint Patrick's Hospital on Stevens Lane he said: "I have to report here every day after work." Then he philosophised upon his work: "Can you imagine how to make your living in this way?" The coach was old and useless and its engine stopped at every intersection. As a consolation for frustrated hearts the driver began with a good voice to sing old Irish songs: "In Dublin 's fair city, where the girls are so pretty, I first laid my eyes on sweet Molly Malone."
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