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I will , with these conditions , give you a letter to an old man in Dublin , who may give you , on this very subject , more information than any other person I know , with one exception . '' `` My dear sir , '' replied the stranger , getting on his legs -- `` I am quite satisfied with that proposal , and I feel that it is very kind of you to make it . '' `` Yes , but you wo n't go , '' said the priest , `` till you take some refreshment . It 's now past two o'clock . '' `` I am much obliged to you , '' replied the other , `` but I never lunch . '' `` Not a foot you 'll stir then till you take something -- I do n't want you to lunch -- a bit and a sup just -- come , do n't refuse now , for I say you must . '' The other smiled , and replied -- `` But , I assure you , my dear sir , I could n't -- I breakfasted late . ''