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Updated: May 1, 2025
Oh, do not forget that! for you know that that bit of paper from your own hand, is all belongin' to you we will ever see more. Avick machree, machree, many a long look out we will have for it. It may keep the ould man's heart from breakin'."
I'm the boy that knows things you see now how I expounded them two hard words for yez, boys don't yez?" "Yes, sir," etc., etc. Barney. "I want to go out, if you plase, sir." "Go, avick, you'll be a good scholar yet, Barney. Faith, Barney knows whin to laugh, any how."
"And can't you see for yourself, darling?" replied he, sharply, as he knelt down and looked most intensely at the sewer. "Are ye long there, avick?" inquired he of an imaginary individual below, and then waiting as if for a reply, said, "Two hours! Blessed Virgin, he's two hours in the drain!"
And as I sat there, half asleep, in Yolara's garden, the living spit of him stepped out from one of those bushes, twirling a little shillalah. "'It's a tight box ye're gettin' in, Larry avick, said he, 'but don't ye be downhearted, lad. "'I'm carrying on, said I, 'but you're a long way from Ireland, I said, or thought I did. "'Ye've a lot o' friends there, he answered.
He was advised to it, he says; but it seems the ould boy has too strong ahoult of him, for Sam said he'd have the divil any time sooner nor the priest, and its likest what he would say." "Och, och, Jimmy, avick, I'm tir'd out! We had betther give in; the day's too hard, an' there's no use in standin' agin the weather that's in it. Lave the ould villain to God, who he can't chate, any way."
Surely that 'ud be dacenter nor to be slungein' about, invintin' truth and lies for other people, whin they're at their work, to make thim laugh, an you doin' nothin' but standin' over thim, wid your hands down to the bottom o' your pockets? Do, Pether, thry it, avick, an' you'll see it 'ill prosper wid us, plase God? "Faix I'm ladin' an asier life, Ellish."
He set on th' flure, with his hands on his belt an' his face as white as stone, an' rocked to an' fro. 'Ahoo, he says, 'ahoo, but me insides has torn loose, he says, 'an' are tumblin' around, he says. 'Say a pather an' avy, says I, I was that mad f'r th' big bosthoon f'r his blatherin'. 'Say a pather an' avy, I says; f'r ye're near to death's dure, avick. 'Am I? says he, raising up.
What 'shteps' would you take?" Slavin stared at his tormentor, blankly, a moment. "Shteps?" he ejaculated sharply, "fwhat shteps?" . . . He leant back with a fervent sigh and softly rubbed his huge hands together. "Long wans, avick! . . . eyah, d d long wans, begorrah!" Many Drunks now realizing that he was merely the victim of a joke, scowled in turn upon Yorke.
"Well, Larry, you can't spell Ephabridotas? thin, here's a short weeshy one, and whoever spells it will get the pins; spell a red rogue wid three letters. You, Micky! Dan? Jack? Natty? Alick? Andy? Pettier? Jim? Tim? Pat? Body? you? you? you? Andy. "M, a, t Mat." "No, no, avick, that's myself, Andy; it's red rogue, Andy hem! "F, o, x fox." "That's a man, Andy.
You have chosen a bad spot." "Captain, avick, they do be turning it up like carrots on both sides of huz. And I dig right down as if I'd go through the 'orld back to dear old Ireland again. He! he! he! oh! oh! An' I do be praying to the Virgin at every stroke of the spade, I do, and she sends us no gould at all at all, barrin' mikee, bad cess to 't. Oh!" "That is it. You are on two wrong tacks.
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