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When the miller, for instance, receives his toll, the country-people usually throw in several handfuls of meal as a Dhuragh. "'Oh! murther sheery! shouted the miller. 'Murther-an-age, I'm kilt! Foul play! foul play! "'You lie, big Nebuchodonosor! it's not this is all fair play, you big baste!
You don't want to go out, Callaghan. You had fine work here since; there's a dead silence now; but I'll pay you presently. Here, Duggan, go out wid Callaghan, and see that you bring him back in less than no time. It's not enough for your fathers and brothers to be at it, who have a right to fight, but you must battle betune you have your field days itself!" Oh, murdher sheery, my nose is broked!"
"Rody," said he, "do you go an' brake it to the, Reillaghans: you're the best to do it; for, when we were settin' out, you saw that he-carried the gun, an' not me." "Thrue for you," said Rody; "I saw that, Frank, and can swear to it; but that's all I did see. I know nothing of what happened in the mountains." "Damnho sheery orth!
"I'm a pilgrim, an' don't brake my leg upon the rock, an' my blessin' an you!" "Oh, murdher sheery! my poor child'll be smothered!" "My heart's curse an you! is it the ould cripple you're trampin' over?" "Here, Barny, blood alive, give this purty young girl a lift, your sowl, or she'll soon be undhermost!" "'Och, 'twas on a Christmas mornin' That Jeroosillim was born in The Holy Land'
You came here to make pace between two dacent men's childher, an' you're as bad, if not worse, yourselves! Oh, wurrah dheelish, what's this! I'm in downright agony! Oh, murdher sheery! Has none o' yez a hand to thry if there's e'er a dhrop of relief in that bottle? or am I to die all out, in the face o' the world, for want of a sup o' somethin' to warm me?" "Darby, thry the horn," said M'Kenna.
"Now, Peggy, you darlin' o' the world bad cess to me but I'm as glad as two ten-pennies that I levelled these piatees; there was no sittin' an them. Eh, avourneen?" "Why, we're comfortable now, anyhow, Phelim!" Now, Peggy, begin an' tell us all about your bachelors." "The sarra one ever I had, Phelim." "Oh, murdher sheery, what a bounce!
"So he and they fought, and smashed another lot of glass, and then I set out and charged him on the watch. Oh, murdher sheery to think the way my beautiful beef and greens went!" Here Mr. Ambrose, approaching Mrs. Mulroony, whispered "My dear Mrs. Mulroony, remember one word futurity; heir apparent heir direct; so be moderate, and a short time will place you in easy circumstances.
"Wurrah, man alive, aren't you well?" "Oh, be the vestment," said Phelim, "what's this at all? Murdher, sheery, what'll I do! Oh, I'm very bad! At death's door, so I am! Be gorra, Mrs. Doran, I must be off." "Wurrah, Phelim dear, won't you stop till we settle everything?" "Oh, purshuin' to the ha'p'orth I can settle till I recover o' this murdherin' colic! All's asthray wid me in the inside.
I'll see you I'll see you Hanim an dioul! what's this? I must be off like a shot oh, murdher sheery? but but I'll see you to-morrow. In the mane time, I'm I'm for ever oblaged to you for for lendin' me the loan of oh, by the vestments, I'm a gone man! for lendin' me the loan of the ten guineas Oh, I'm gone!"
"'I am I am, says she, covering her eyes, and crying away at the rate of a wedding: 'I can't deny it; and, by tare-an-ounty! says she, 'I'm unworthy to be either his wife or yours; for, except I marry you both, I dunna how to settle this affair between you at all; oh, murther sheery! but I'm the misfortunate crathur, entirely.
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