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Says I, Father John, give me your hand; there are some things, I guess, you and I don't agree on, and most likely never will, seein that you are a Popish priest; but in that idee I do opinionate with you, and I wish with all my heart all the world thought with us.
'Well, observed the General, gravely, 'if there wasn't any hope or chance in the speculation, it wouldn't have engaged my dollars, I opinionate. 'I don't mean for the sellers, said Martin. 'For the buyers for the buyers! 'For the buyers, sir? observed the General, in a most impressive manner.
If in reading I fortune to meet with any difficult points, I fret not my selfe about them, but after I have given them a charge or two, I leave them as I found them. Should I earnestly plod upon them, I should loose both time and my selfe, for I have a skipping wit. What I see not at the first view, I shall lesse see it if I opinionate my selfe upon it.
'I was merely observing, sir, said Mark, addressing this new visitor, 'that I looked upon the city in which we have the honour to live, as being swampy. What's your sentiments? 'I opinionate it's moist perhaps, at certain times, returned the man. 'But not as moist as England, sir? cried Chollop, with a fierce expression in his face. 'Oh!
"I don't go the whole figur' with minister," said the Clockmaker, "but I do opinionate with him in part.
Secure those in whom it is from error and delusion; no man being more brutish or heathenish, nor so void of satisfaction about it, nor more involved in error concerning it, than yourself; being truly what you charge upon others; 1. Grossly ignorant; 2. Too highly opinionate; 3. Proud in affectation; 4. Liquorish; 5. A self-lover; 6. And for your blasphemy under the just judgment of God.
I don't go the whole figur with minister, said the Clockmaker, but I do opinionate with him in part.
WE SAY THIS IS A PRACTICAL COMMENT ON SCHISM, and by the powers of Moll Kelly, said he, 'but they all ought to be well lambasted together, the whole batch on 'em entirely. Says I, 'Father John, give me your hand; there are some things, I guess, you and I don't agree on, and most likely never will, seein' that you are a Popish priest; but in that idee I do opinionate with you, and I wish with all my heart all the world thought with us.
Suddenly he shot out his hand, saying with a nod: "You're a white man, Bub, and I never heard a word against that." He filled a glass and shoved it toward Frawley. "We might as well clink on it. For I rather opinionate before we get through this little business there'll be something worth talking about." "Here's to you then, Bucky," said Frawley, nodding.
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