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"The foregoing part of this Jack could well understand, but the last part of it, making collusion to the wealth, was a little dark, as he thought, bekase, he hadn't fingered any of it at the time: still, he knew she was truth to the back-bone, and wouldn't desave him.
But tell me now, my dear Nabbem," and Long Ned's voice wheedled itself into something like softness, "tell me, do you think the grazier will buff it home?" "No doubt of that," said the unmoved Nabbem. Long Ned's face fell. "And what if he does?" said he; "they can but transport us!" "Don't desave yourself, Master Pepper!" said Nabbem: "you're too old a hand for the herring-pond.
Nor him nayther, for the matter o' that, though he tried to desave me by snorin', whinever I spoke to him; an' as for any sympathy well, you know him aforetime, Jenny I might as well talk to that theer poker. Then Jenny was fluent in condolence, and at last got the old lady out of the room.
"I'll tell you now, then; it's schaming to be coming with your lies and your blarney afther a girl like Feemy, only maning to desave her it's schaming to go about humbugging a poor silly owld man like my father, and it's the higth of schaming and blackguardness to pretend to be so frindly to a family, when you know you're maning them all the harum in your power to do.
Well, but you can't desave me now I see it in your eye you have something else to say to me." "Oh, nothing to signify. Merely a serious young person would wish to remove for change of air to some quiet nook until health which, indeed, is the chiefest of temporal blessings, might be recovered." "Man or woman?" "A serious young woman, Poll." "I see, I see, Mr. M'Slime; I know nothing more about it."
Four months ago the postoffice had been taken from Ould Michael and set up in Jacob Wragge's store, and with the old soldier things had gone badly ever since. "The truth is, an' I'll not desave you," said Paddy, adopting a confidential undertone, "he's drinkin' too much and he is." "And where is he? And where's his flag?" "His flag is it?"
But tell me now, my dear Nabbem," and Long Ned's voice wheedled itself into something like softness, "tell me, do you think the grazier will buff it home?" "No doubt of that," said the unmoved Nabbem. Long Ned's face fell. "And what if he does?" said he; "they can but transport us!" "Don't desave yourself, Master Pepper!" said Nabbem: "you're too old a hand for the herring-pond.
They fix themselves in the polling booths, and they can read what way ye went in your face. Sure, they know us all inside and out, since we were So high. We couldn't desave them. Then they always act as personation agents, and they order people who can read and write to say they can't do either. So they have to declare aloud whom they will vote for, and the priest hears for himself.
"The grub was on the table, and I says, 'Sit by and fill yourself up. His cheeks was fallin' in wit' the hunger. With that his poor ould eye begun to water. 'Twas one weak eye he had that was weepin' all the time. 'I've got out of the habit of reg'lar aitin', he says. 'It don't take much to kape me goin'. 'Niver desave yourself, sor!
Though we were glad to be on horseback, yet our spirits sank when we found that we were getting further and further from home, and saw our chances of escape diminishing. "No matter," cried Mike; "the longer we stay with these Indians, the more we shall know of their ways, and be the better able to desave them.
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