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"Oh, never, never but let me go, an' me go full o' tickles! Oh, Pether, avourneen, don't, you'll hurt me, an' the way I'm in quit, avillish!" "Bedad, if you don't let my head alone, I'll will ever you?" "Never, never. There now ha, ha, ha! oh, but I'm as wake as wather wid what I laughed. Well now, Pether, didn't I manage bravely didn't I?"
I kept, unknownst, a little bit of bread to give the childhre this mornin', and that was part of it I gave you yesterday early I'm near two days fastin'." "Kathleen! Kathleen! Och! sure I know your worth, avillish. You were too good a wife, an' too good a mother, a'most! God forgive me, Kathleen!
In throth, they never came to ill that had it, an' never did good that got my curse! Hoop! do you hear how that rises the wind off o' my stomach! Houp! Deah Grasthias for that!" "How did you larn all the prayers an' charms you have, Darby?" inquired the bottle-holder. "It would take me too long to tell you that, avillish! But, childher, now that you're all together, make it up wid one another.
We can't expect Protestants to think as we do, nor Protestants can't suppose that we ought to think as they'd wish; an' for that same rason, we should make allowance on both sides, an' not be like many we know, that have their minds up, expectin' they don't know, what, instead of workin' for themselves and their families as they ought to do. Pether, won't you give that up, avillish?"
When I asked your advice, father, little I thought it would be to do but no matter; I'll never be guilty of an act that 'ud disgrace my name." "No, avillish," said his mother, "you never will; God knows it's as much an' more than you an' other people can do, to keep the name we have in decency."
Oh! where was your harsh word, avillish? where was your could brow, or your bad tongue? Nothin' but goodness nothin' but kindness, an' love, an' wisdom, ever flowed from these lips! An' now, darlin', pulse o' my broken heart! these same lips can't spake to me these eyes don't know me these hands don't feel me nor your ears doesn't hear me!"
Dora, avillish, give him the could stirabout that's in the skillet, jist for his affection, the crathur. Here, Ranger Ranger, I say oh no, sorra one's in the house now but yourself, Tom. Well, an' there was nothing wrong wid you?" "Nothin', Nancy, thanks be to the Almighty down, poor fellow there now, Ranger och, behave, you foolish dog musha, see this!"
"Will you take another sup, Darby?" inquired the young fellow in whose hands the bottle was now nearly empty; there's jist about another glass." "Indeed, an' I 'will, avillish; an' sure you'll have my blessin' for it, an' barrin' the priest's own, you couldn't have a more luckier one blessed be God for it sure that's well known.
But, any way, take my advice, avillish, will you, aroon? an' faix you'll see how rich we'll get, wid a blessin'?" "Ellish, you're a deludher!" "Well, an' what suppose? To be sure I am. Usen't you be followin' me like a calf afther the finger? ha, ha, ha! Will you do my biddin', Pether darlin'?"
"Clane through the body, avillish; jist where Captain Cramer was shot at the battle o' Bunker's Hill, where he lay as good as dead for twelve hours, and was near bein' berried a corp, an' him alive all the time, only that as they were pullin' him off o' the cart, he gev a shout, an' thin, a colleen dhas, they began to think he might be livin' still.
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