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| Captain Gregory Chruch |
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her telepathically so that she does
not bump into things or hurt herself. We call her Granny
Greywhiskers as she is so much like an elderly granny
walking around, enjoying the evening of her life, after
raising many families.
Howth brought me happiness, happiness that I had not
known before. Mr. Loftus, the policeman, or "Guard" as
they are called in Ireland, frequently stopped to chat. He
was always a welcome visitor. A big man, as smart as a
Guard at Buckingham Palace, he had a reputation for utter
fairness and utter fearlessness. He would come in, when off
duty, and talk off far-off places. His "My God, Doctor, ye've
brains to throw away!" was a delight to hear. I had been
badly treated by the police of many countries, and Guard
Loftus, of Howth, Ireland, showed me that there were good
policemen as well as the bad which I had known.
My heart was showing signs of distress again, and my
wife wanted the telephone installed. Unfortunately all the
lines of "The Hill" were in use so we could not have one.
One afternoon there came a knock at the door, and a neigh-
bour, Mrs. O'Grady, said, "I hear you want the telephone
and cannot get it. Use ours at any time you like-here is a
key to the house!" The Irish treated us well. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Grady were always trying to do something for us, trying
to make our stay in Ireland even more pleasant. It has been
our pleasure a |
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