"I have," said Mr. Dooley, polishin' a glass that didn't need it. "He says it's costin' th' counthry billions iv dollars to keep th' shops closed. He said it on th' nineteenth iv June, which if ye don't know th' history iv it, Hennessy, is th' day they cillybrate th' end iv slavery in this counthry. Th' man has a gift f'r timin' that I niver seen ekalled outside iv a vaudeville house."
Mr. Dooley on th’ Noo Map iv th’ Wurruld
"Well, sir," said Mr. Dooley, setting down a glass and taking up a rag for no particular reason except that a man likes to have somethin' in his hands when he's about to say somethin' important, "th' United Nations has voted to fix th' map iv th' wurruld, an' this counthry has voted against it."
Mr. Dooley on th’ Restoration Business
"Ye look troubled, Hinnissy," said Mr. Dooley, polishing a glass that did not need it. "I'm not troubled," said Mr. Hennessy. "I'm just tryin' to figure out how a man gets forgiven be not eatin'."