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Updated: May 11, 2025
"Am I captain here, or amn't I? Very well, then: I caught that cur to-day writin' a letter never you mind of what sort. 'Twas a sort of which I'd promised that the man I caught writing one should never write a second." "You're mighty tender to women, all of a sudden!" Nat to do him credit answered up pluckily enough for a man addressing the muzzle of a pistol not two feet from his nose.
Amn't I wanting to get my knife into the doctor the same as yourself?" "And why would you want that?" "It's on account of the way he has Mary Ellen dressed up. Will you look at the girl?" Gallagher looked at her again, long and carefully. "Play acting!" said Moriarty, "and she's a respectable girl. It's not decent, so it's not."
Anyway, I can't stand dressmakers any more. They paw one so. I can't bear to be touched, my wretched nerves! And I remembered the fuss you made about the bills last time. You know you did make a fuss, Esther, as if all your dear father left belonged to you and not to me " "But what did you do?" "I'm telling you, amn't I? I sold the ring, of course." "Which ring?" "The ruby ring.
"Amn't I telling you," said Doyle, "that she'd neither act nor part " "I know that; but the judge thinks she had, and he's You'd hardly believe it, Doyle, but he's had the unparalleled insolence to go and quarter himself on her in Ballymoy House." "It's what I said he'd do," said Doyle, "and I'm not surprised."
You've got more love than any man that ever wooed a woman so I'm richer, amn't I?" "Oh, God," Jamie said, "but isn't this th' lovely world, eh, Anna?" Within a mile of Antrim they saw a cottage, perched on a high bluff by the roadside. It was reached by stone steps. They climbed the steps to ask for a drink of water. They were kindly received.
"Ay, amn't I after fetchin' the lamp till ye?" "And a kiss along with it," said the soldier. "Come now, you needn't be coy, there's none to see you." He put his arms round her waist and pulled her towards him. "Mind now, mind, will ye, have you neither sense nor shame? Ye'll have the lamp spilt and the house in a blaze this minute."
"Nineteen," said the old man. "Why don't you put him to something?" "Sure, amn't I never done at the drunken bowsy ever since he left school? 'I won't keep you, I says. 'You must get a job for yourself. But, sure, it's worse whenever he gets a job; he drinks it all." Mr. O'Connor shook his head in sympathy, and the old man fell silent, gazing into the fire.
"What I said to the sergeant," he said, "no longer ago than last Friday when I happened to be in town about a case I had on in the Petty Sessions' Court what I said to the sergeant was this: 'So long as the boy isn't kept there too long, and so long as he's willing to go " Jimmy, seated again on his low stool before the fire, looked up. "Amn't I ready to go wherever I'm wanted?" he said.
"Sure amn't I just after hearin' tell of a grand weddin' there's goin' to be prisintly?" said his aunt, "and that doesn't happen every day of the year." "Och, a weddin'," said Ody. "I was thinkin' maybe there was somethin' quare at our little place beyant yonder. But as long as it's nothin' worser than weddin's you're hearin' tell of, I'm contint, if you listened the two ears off your head."
"Yes, that exact young lady. She's a stranger in these parts, and you're more or less responsible for the opinions she forms of the people she comes across. It's to you she'll be looking for guidance when she's in a difficulty and wants information about any one." "She will, of course. Why wouldn't she? Amn't I old enough to be her father and the father of a dozen more like her?"
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