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"'A tearin 'foine wan,' Murty says," responded his father; "since it's Irish: Garryowen, unless you'd like to change it."

Mates at Billabong 1911

Arrrgggggggghhh, How can the "foine" boy come and be olodo?

My First Love 2. princesa 2008

It did not detract from the value of Megilp's conversation, in Barwood's view, that the worthy artist said "foine" and "hoorded" instead of adopting the more conventional pronunciation.

Stories by American Authors, Volume 1 Various

He brought money, which was accepted without much thanks; but his mother treated him almost as a stranger, and the dour James, while not unwilling to draw out his account of himself, would look him up and down from under his bushy grey eyebrows, and often interpose with some sarcasm on his 'foine' ways of speaking, or his

The History of David Grieve Humphry Ward 1885

"foine," at charming casual corners of old villages, where grassy ways cross each other and timbered houses bulge irregularly and there are fresh things behind crooked palings; witness the little vision of

Picture and Text 1893 Henry James 1879

April 29, 2010 at 7:19 am irish GPS voyse: Shur adn it b a foine day tu b on deh giraffe hunt!

u can’t - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2010

Congrats foine gurl on your award dear you deserve it.

Now, its time to dance Owambe! princesa 2009

Lol @Napaali but true how comez everyone is so foine.

Naija Bloggers Party Update princesa 2008

Prisca it mean you are too foine so please keep it up.lolllllll

Get thee behind me! princesa 2008

But damn, this chick was so foine, I was having trouble just sitting still.

The Forever Game Jonathan Luckett 2007