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Updated: June 12, 2025
"Sure, I'm not surprised at that for there's many things ye don't know, Crossby; besides, no ghost with the smallest taste of propriety about it would condescind to spake wid you. Well, boys, that's what the ghost said in a muffled vice their vices are muffled, you know, an their virtues too, for all I know to the contrairy.
"Divil burn ye," the honest fellow cried, the perspiration rolling down his face; "I think ye'll be satisfied without walking out into the forest, where I wish ye war' with all my heart, amang the threes that made ye! Now, I'll see if yer contrairy enough to run up a hill."
They were seated side by side, and were engaged in earnest conversation. 'And so, Mark, said Martin, looking at him with an anxious expression, 'and so you are glad we have left New York far behind us, are you? 'Yes, sir, said Mark. 'I am. Precious glad. 'Were you not "jolly" there? asked Martin. 'On the contrairy, sir, returned Mark.
He is very clever, he is very good at musical criticism, but as to composing I doubt it! And what the devil put the notion of going to the theatre into your head?" "How confoundedly contrairy the man is! Look here, dearie, we mustn't boil over like milk on the fire! How are you to write music in the state that you are in? Why, you can't have looked at yourself in the glass!
The mother shook her head: "I know to the contrairy," she replied, "and intended on that very night to bring her to an account about her appearance, but I never had the opportunity." The father here wrung his hands, and his groans were dreadful. "Could you see Shawn-na-Middogue?" asked Barney.
What's come to ye, ye contrairy devil? I thought I'd larned ye better. I'll see if I can't larn ye still. Would ye now!"
You was inquiring, ma'am, about the length of time I had known her. Just four years this Christmas, now I think of it. Time enough and to spare to tell anything she liked if she'd have liked. But you may take it from me, ma'am, on'y to go no further on any account, that Mrs. Prichard is not, as they say, free-spoke about her family, but on the contrary the contrairy." Mrs.
It's the cooking, and the natur', and the not going contrairy. B'lieve Miss Dolly would go contrairy to a hangel, if her was j'ined to him three days." "Prejudice! prejudice!" the housekeeper replied, while shaking her finger severely at him. "You ought to be above such opinions, Mr. Swipes, a superior man, such as you are.
And though we've mayhappen got contrairy ways o' thinking about a many things one man lays down his land one way an' another another an' I'll not take it upon me to speak to no man's farming, but my own this I'll say, as we're all o' one mind about our young squire.
Pullet; "and I think it 'ud be a deal more becoming o' Jane if she'd have that pier-glass rubbed oftener, there was ever so many spots on it last week, instead o' dictating to folks as have more comings in than she ever had, and telling 'em what they're to do with their money. But Jane and me were allays contrairy; she would have striped things, and I like spots.
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