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1. Funny Story - Johnny Fontenoy (ar lean)

   

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   failed," he would shout as he charged left, right and centre with Lord Hay leading the van. Move on my household cavalry," King Louis madly cried. "Not yet", Johnny would shout "the Irish troops remain," and so saying he would lead a bayonet charge against the people of Patrick St.
   This was the beginning of the end of Johnny's career. As he was steadily climbing down the slope at the De La Salle school what should make it's appearance from Jacob St, but a large bear attached to a chain and led by its master, beating a tambourine whilst the bear walzed around the street. Johnny in the thick of the battle with the British did not notice the bear until he was close up. Instead of as he thought charging the British with his blackthorn and as he did so the bear with a roar charged right into him.
   If the British ran fast at Fontenoy Johnny ran twice as fast through Patrisk St. He outwitted the bear at the outskirts of the town, and was never heard of since.

   

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