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Irish moosic by the Band. Mr. McCool goes and gives the money to his foster-sister, Miss Arrah Meelish, who is goin to shortly marry Shaun, the Lamp Post. Mac then alters his mind about goin over to France, and thinks he'll go up-stairs and lie down in the straw. This is in Arrah's cabin.
"Arrah!" she says; "the divil himself wouldn't plaze ye in clothes." The wall-paper man is not more fortunate. "Look at that for a nate patthern!" he says ecstatically, "that'd paper a bed! Come now, ma'am, wan an' thrippence!" The would-be purchaser silently tests it with a wrinkled finger and thumb, and shakes her head. "Well, I declare to ye now, that's a grand paper.
"Arrah now, sir," a man in the front rank wheedled softly, "it's against flesh and blood you're ordering us." "Wait a moment, then. They've done it, I believe but no cheering, mind!" What had been done was this.
But it'll not be anythin'. Sure to glory, many's the fine man I've shtripped, an' him none the worse for it. So go ahead, fool, an' the sooner ye begin, the sooner it'll be over." "I I don't see I I don't know " stammered Russell. "Arrah, sure to glory, it's as aisy as wink. Begin where ye are." "What, here?" cried Russell, aghast. "Yis." "Undress here?" "Av coorse."
"Once more, and I can pick it up," he said, strumming. "Sing the words." "Arrah, Patsy, mind the baby! Arrah, Patsy, mind the child! Wrap him in an overcoat, he's surely going wild! Arrah, Patsy, mind the baby! just you mind the child awhile! He'll kick and bite and cry all night! Arrah, Patsy, mind the child!" "Rippin'! Oh, rippin'!" said Dick Four. "Only we shan't have any piano on the night.
"Arrah! howld yer tongue, Paul," said Flinders, who made so much use of his one arm, in stirring the kettle, turning a roasting venison rib, and arranging the fire, that it seemed as if he were in full possession of two; "why d'ye disturb his majesty? Don't ye see that he's meditatin', or suthin' o' that sort maybe about his forefathers?"
Before he could make a second attempt, Martin sprang towards the gun which leaned against the cliff, and, running quickly up, he placed the muzzle close to the jaguar's ear and lodged a bullet in its brain. All this was done in a few seconds, and the hermit regained his legs just as the animal fell dead. Fortunately he was not hurt, having adroitly avoided the sharp claws of his enemy. "Arrah!
At this Briant uttered a shout, and throwing forward his clenched fists in a defiant attitude, exclaimed between his set teeth "Arrah! come on!" Most men have peculiarities.
"Croppy," I said in consternation, "how did you get it? Did you borrow it from the coachman?" "Is it the coachman!" said Croppy tranquilly. "I did not, Miss. Sure he was asleep in the snug." "But can they get home without it?" A sudden alarm chilled me to the marrow. "Arrah, why not, Miss? That black horse of the Dane's wouldn't care if there was nothing at all on him!"
They travelled without further interruption or mishap, until they drew near to the open water, when suddenly they came upon a deep fissure or crack in the ice about four feet wide, with water in the bottom. Here they came to a dead stop. "Arrah! what's to be done now?" inquired O'Riley. "Indeed I don't know," replied Fred, looking toward Meetuck for advice.
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