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Oh, you mane-sphirted, revengeful dog, for you're not a man, or you'd not go to take sich revenge upon a woman, an' all for sayin' an' puttin' it out on you, what I ever an' always will do, that struv to hang Connor O'Donovan, knowin' that it was yourself did the crime the poor boy is now sufferin' for. Ha! may the sweetest an' bitterest of bad luck both meet upon you, you villin!
By and by a serving-maid came in and began to arrange the table for tea, and a little later a boy and a girl stole noiselessly into the room. 'Joe, said Samson sternly, 'come here! The boy approached him with evident dread. 'What's this I hear about thee and that young villin of a Reddy? 'I don't know, father, the boy answered.
"I have heard word of her opposing it," answered Ezra. "Theer are them in Heydon Hay as elsewheer folks, without being aythur coarse-hearted or hard-minded, as talk of their neighbors' affairs, and love to tell you whatever there is to be heard as is unpleasing. I have been told as her describes me as a villin, and speaks in the same terms of you, Reuben.
"And look at the poor crathur there, what she's come to," said Ody, instancing the tragical figure of the widow Morrough. "Ah, the saints may pity her," said Theresa. "But the likes of such bad luck happins few people married or single, thank God." "It's a quare unnathural young villin her son must be," said Mrs. Brian, "to skyte off and lave her that-a-way. Sorra the bit he can be good for."
The murtherin' villin! won't I be aven wid him if iver he comes ashore, and pay him out bad cess to him!" "Are you sure," said Mr Meldrum, "that it is the long-boat?" "As sartin as there's mud in a ditch, son the divil a doubt of it!"
'It's such a fine night, it's a pity ter go in already; and he drew her unresisting towards the seat. He put his arm round her waist. 'Un'and me, villin! she said, in apt misquotation of the melodrama, but Jim only laughed, and she made no effort to disengage herself.
We're not goin' to get a purty wife, whatever you may be." The reply to this was short, but pithy "May all the divils in hell's fire pull the tongue out o' you, for nothin' but hell itself, you villin, timpted me to bring you with me."
"Why, divil resave the other than Bartle Flanagan himself secured and the constables sent for an' plaze the Saver he'll be in the stone jug afore his head gets gray any how, the black-hearted villin!" It was even so; and the circumstances accounting for it are very simple.
Peterson, if you want a steady job skippering for the Blue Star Navigation Company you've got to earn it, and to earn it you've got to give this fellow Peasley a good sound thrashing for the good of his immortal soul. The very moment you step aboard the Retriever let him know you're the master." "Do you tank he ban villin' to fight?" Ole demanded. "Something tells me he will.
"I see be th' pa-aper th' stage is goin' to th' dogs what with it's Sappho's an' th' like iv that," said Mr. Hennessy. "Well, it isn't what it used to be," said Mr. Dooley, "in th' days whin 'twas th' purpose iv th' hero to save th' honest girl from the clutches iv th' villin in time to go out with him an' have a shell iv beer at th' Dutchman's downstairs.
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