The Prison of Newfoundland [Mercer]
False evidence is sworn against a sailor. He is imprisoned in Newfoundland where he looks through bars at people in freedom outside and thinks of old Ireland. Mercer: Blondahl, p. 46; Doyle, (1955) p. 48; Lehr, Genevieve, "Come and I Will Sing You", p. 158.
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| Summary: | False evidence is sworn against a sailor. He is imprisoned in Newfoundland where he looks through bars at people in freedom outside and thinks of old Ireland. Mercer: Blondahl, p. 46; Doyle, (1955) p. 48; Lehr, Genevieve, "Come and I Will Sing You", p. 158. |
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