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I don't much expect there will, the Jacksons don't stand well now, and this would not do them any good with the people round; besides I don't think Jackson would like to go into court to complain of being thrashed by a fellow a head shorter than himself. It's blackguards like him who give the Abolitionists a right to hold up the slave-owners as being tyrants and brutes."
Something told Terence Reardon that Michael was through; so he added his mite to the store and bellowed: "Spreckels die deutsch, ye blackguards?" Then both sat back to await developments. Presently a voice at the foot of the companion said: "Hello dere! Vat iss?" "Vat iss? Hell iss! Dot's vat! Listen to me, you Dutchy.
'Bennet Frothingham shot himself last night. Again Harvey experienced that disagreeable heart-shock, with the alternation of hot and cold. 'Where? At home? 'At the office of Stock and Share. Come farther away. It'll be in the evening papers directly, but I don't want those blackguards to hear me. I got up late this morning, and as I was having breakfast, Sibyl rushed in.
The man who had particularly excited the wrath of the mate took the lead, and cut a conspicuous figure with his single coat-tail sticking out behind him horizontally like the leg of a loon! The mate, seeing the hopelessness of further pursuit, suddenly stopped, and contented himself with shaking his cudgel at the runaways, and muttering between his teeth, "Run, you blackguards, run!"
'And make my compliments to your client, or conjuror, or wife, or whatever she is, and tell her that whenever she wants her dirty work done, there's plenty of other Dublin blackguards to be got to do it, without coming to Docther Thomas Toole, or the Rev. Father Roach. Which sarcasm he delivered with killing significance, but Dirty Davy had survived worse thrusts than that.
There's May there who has been talking all the morning of Castle seasons, and London seasons, and I don't know what; really I don't see how it is to be done if the Land League 'And Mr. Parnell's a gentleman, too. I wonder how he can ally himself with such blackguards, gently insinuated Mrs. Barton, who saw a husband lost in the politician.
It stands to reason that the blackguards in these parts hate an Emergency man as the divil hates holy water; but ye may take it as a compliment that ye were mistook for one, for all that." Here Dick thrust his head into the door of the large library, in which the party was assembled. "Dinner is served, my lords and ladies," he cried; and there was a general movement toward the dining-room.
They merit to be dragged by a halter fastened round their necks, and whipped through the streets. They talk of decency and decorum indeed! They call people blackguards and ruffians! They pretend to complain of misrepresentation and exaggeration! They! who set up one common howl of foul abuse and viperous calumny.
"My view of it," he flamed out, bringing his clenched hand down upon the table as if he had been in a public house dicing with blackguards "my view of it is that it was a characteristically dastardly assassination by that damned traitor, Washington, and his ragamuffin rebels!" For some minutes nothing was said: Bartine was recovering his temper, and I waited. Then I said: "Was that all?"
"I don't mind a couple of women," said he, gravely, "but no man shall see Charles Bassett in his present state. No. Patience! Patience! I'll wait till Heaven takes pity on me. After all, it would be a shame that such a race as mine should die out, and these fine estates go to blackguards, and poachers, and anonymous-letter writers."
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