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Poussette was to come right, if she come again on me here, feex up things around the house, be well and jolly, I would not send her away, I would not thry get this divorce. Fonny things happens but I don't know about my wife. Dr. Renaud think she will always be the same. It is hard for me, Mr.
Perhaps the baste will behave betther next time, so I'll thry it ag'in, and give it an occasion. Barring obstinacy, 't is as good-lookin' a skiff as the best of them." Mike was as good as his word, and gave the skiff as fair an opportunity of behaving itself as was ever offered to a boat.
If they wint by at all at all, it was when me family was aslape. Then he got out of his wagin and come in, and he looked 'round in all the corners careless like, and thin he said he wanted to go to the barrun. Give me a hundred dollars, says I, 'an' I'll thry it. The week that Mike promised Jim was like a lifetime.
"Boys, take care of yourselves," said Shane Fadh, "if the Square comes, he won't be a pleasant customer he was a terrible fellow in his day: I'll hould goold to silver that he'll have the smell of brimstone about him." "Nancy, where's your prayer now?" said M'Kinley, with a grin: "I think you had betther out with it, and thry if it keeps this old brimstone Square on the wrong side of the house."
"I don't see that either," replied Hanlon; "Ould Jemmy does a power of good in his way; and indeed many an act of kindness the master himself gets credit for that ought to go to Jemmy's account." "But you can give me a lift in the drivership, Charley, if you like." "I'm afeard not, so long as Jemmy's against you." "Ay, but couldn't you thry and twist that ould scoundrel himself in my favor?"
Throth, but you ought to hould down your head, sure enough a dacent woman! that only for her you wouldn't have a house over you, so you wouldn't." "And throth, and the same house is going, Tim," Nancy would exclaim, "and when it goes, let him see thin who'll do for him; let him thry if his blackguards will stand to him, when he won't have poor foolish Nancy at his back."
I was hard to plaise and I am hard to plaise, and ever an' always had a dread of gettin' into bad company, especially when I knew that the same bad company was to last for life." "An ould maid, by the Rock of Cashel," said Dandy, to himself. "Blood alive, I wondher has she money; but here goes to thry.
Many a dhrame I had that went for nothin'. The only thing she could stumble on is the Box, an' I don't think she would be likely to find that out, unless she went to throw down the house; but, anyhow, it's no harm to thry." He immediately mounted the old table, and, stretching up, searched the crevice in the wall where it had been, but, we need not add, in vain.
An' they conceal their grief Chris'mas mornin' an' thry to look pleasant with murdher in their hearts. "Some wan has always give me a Chris'mas prisint, though no wan has anny r-right to. But no wan iver give me annything I cud wear or ate or dhrink or smoke or curl me hair with.
Instead of one batin' a day, father, thry no batin' a day, an' maybe it 'ill turn out betther than thump-in' an' smashin' her as you do." "Why, thin, there's truth and sinse in what the girl says, Tony," observed Denis. "Come," replied Anthony, "whatever she may say I'll suffer none of your interference. Go an' get us the black bottle from the place; it'll soon be time to move.
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