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"Who is Royal?" repeated the child, making a cunning, impudent face at her. "He means me. My name is Royal, Royal Purcel; and he," nodding towards the child, "is my brother." "Royal Purcel! What a funny name! It sounds " "Don't, Elsie," remonstrated Marge. "It sounds just like Royal Purple," giggled Elsie, regardless of her sister's remonstrance.

Curse upon you! you are a disgrace to any Christian country, and I despise, I say, and defy you. As for you, Buck English, avoid my path, and cross neither me nor any member of my family." "Alick Purcel," said English, "mark my words I'll put my thumb upon you and yours yet. I say, mark them; for the day will come when you will remember them to your cost."

"He is certainly as good as a farce," said the father; "and if the rascal had kept from making love, I should have still been glad to have him here from time to time to amuse us." "How does he live at all?" asked Mrs. Purcel; "for, by all accounts, he has no fixed place of residence, nor any known means of support."

There were few women in her sphere of life, or indeed in any sphere of life, who dispensed more good to the poor and distressed than Mrs. Purcel; and in all her kindness and charities she was most cordially aided and supported by her admirable daughters.

Our friends, Proctor Purcel and his sons, were now obliged, not merely to travel armed, but frequently under the escort of police.

Julia Purcel, who could attribute Moylan's extraordinary conversation to nothing but a more than usual indulgence in liquor, did not for a single moment suffer herself to become influenced by the unaccountable information which she had heard respecting M'Carthy.

"Not at all, Purcel this is only the old story. Raw-heads and bloody-bones coming to destroy the tithes, and eat up the parsons. Let me see it is now three years since you commenced these 'lamentations." "Three years ago; why we had peace and quietness then compared to what we have at present," replied Purcel. "And what have we now, pray?"

In short, they gloried in maceration and liberty; were good Irish scholars, sometimes acquainted with Latin; and their flesh, after the trouble of separating it from a superfluity of tough skin, was excellent venison so far as it went. Now Phil Purcel, whom we will introduce more intimately to the reader by and by, was the son of a man who always kept a pig.

John Purcel himself had remarked these appearances on almost every recent occasion, and it was the striking, or rather startling, aspect of these men, that caused him to allude to it just before sending Moylan to them.

Jeremiah Turbot ought to have lived, but in which, for several years past, he had not resided; if we except about a fortnight twice a year, when he came to sweep off as weighty a load of tithes as he could contrive to squeeze out of the people through worthy Mat Purcel, his proctor.