"After questioning the poor spirited fellow for a while," Mr. Dooley concluded, "I made up my mind that about four million of the people of New York might as well be living in Peewaukee for all they know of the gay life of the capital.
Through an entire childhood, adolescence and early adulthood living in the world's largest urban concentration of people - poor, spirited people - nothing prepared me for the sight of a nation's police machine so bitterly deployed against tens of thousands of young men trying to stay employed.
It was a poor but spirited neighborhood, he recalled, one full of colorful characters for a youth with an observant eye and one that encouraged its youngsters to read and visit galleries and perform.
Warwickshire in the Middle Ages was a tough place for the poor, the free-spirited and the sporty.
Afterward, take a left onto Highway 61, and soon you'll be in one of the poorest but most spirited parts of the country, the Mississippi (and neighboring Arkansas) Delta.
Back at Poor Boy Lloyd's, the spirited conversation between the co-workers carried on throughout lunch.
The Globe and Mail Robert Everett-Green gave Bad Words 1 out of 4 stars, deeming it "a shallow remix" of offensive and clichéd characters with poor acting and "mean-spirited" humor.
If only those rich-country banks which touted subprime mortgages to the poor had been as public-spirited.
But at this point honing in on a poor result just feels mean spirited and lazy.
"She is turned off by the mean-spirited story lines and poor care of the contestants".
Following a spirited defence of the poor by peers in the House of Lords, it was withdrawn, but almost two years later Warburton introduced a second bill, shortly after the execution of John Bishop and Thomas Williams.
