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The squall coming, and the sound of it in the trees, and the very smell of the wet meadow-grass in the wind. Do you know it?" "No," replied Honora, and she was suddenly filled with shame at the thought that she had never been in the Museum. "I didn't know you were so fond of pictures." "I am beginning to be a rival of Mr. Dwyer," he declared. "I've bought four although I haven't built my gallery.
Dick stooped and let the light of the lantern penetrate beneath the overhanging branches. There, within three steps of the house, lay Fergus, pale and blood-stained, with a sickening dent in his temple a murdered man. Old Peter Dwyer was the first to break the silence: "The Lord be good to him! They've done for him this time, an' no mistake."
Dwyer having exchanged a significant glance with O'Mara, said slightly to Lady Emily: 'Will your ladyship excuse me for a moment? I have a word to say to Captain N , and will, with your permission, immediately rejoin you. He bowed, and walking rapidly on, was in a few moments beside the object of his and his patron's uneasiness.
The place for which we were bound was Ballybruree, a town, it called itself, on the west coast of the green island. Her father, Mat Dwyer, Esquire, he signed himself, and her mother, were both alive, and she had a number of brothers and sisters, and a vast number of cousins to boot.
Dwyer is an upright, public-spirited man, and he thinks a great deal of your Uncle Tom." "I can't help it, Aunt Mary," said Honora. "I think he enjoys being well, being able to do things for a man like Uncle Tom." Neither Aunt Mary nor Honora guessed what a subtle criticism this was of Mr. Dwyer. "When I go on Sunday afternoons with Uncle Tom to see Mr.
This concluding sentence was uttered with an animation and excitement, which the mere announcement of an abstract moral sentiment could hardly account for. 'You are, then, indifferent, honestly and in sober earnest, indifferent to the girl? inquired Dwyer. 'Altogether so, was the reply. 'Then I have a request to make, continued Dwyer, 'and I may as well urge it now as at any other time.
Kelly, Daniels, and Billings lay near the after funnel; Munson, Casey, Dwyer, and King were in the scuppers amidships; Riley, Davis, and Hawkes were huddled close to the pilot-house; and not a man moved in protest as Denman bound them, one and all, with their own neckerchiefs.
When Fred Reed and James Dwyer were arrested the next night for street speaking, the crowd of Everett citizens, in company with the few I. W. W. members present, followed the deputies to the county jail, demanding the release of Reed, Dwyer and Peck, and those who had been arrested the night before.
The counsels of the wicked are always dark, and their motives often beyond fathoming; and strange, unaccountable, incredible as it may seem, I do believe, and that upon evidence so clear as to amount almost to demonstration, that Heathcote's visit to Dublin his betrayal of the secret and the final and terrible catastrophe which laid O'Mara in the grave, were brought about by no other agent than Dwyer himself.
A few nights after that which I have just mentioned, Ellen Heathcote disappeared; but her father was not left long in suspense as to her fate, for Dwyer, accompanied by one of those mendicant friars who traversed the country then even more commonly than they now do, called upon Heathcote before he had had time to take any active measures for the recovery of his child, and put him in possession of a document which appeared to contain satisfactory evidence of the marriage of Ellen Heathcote with Richard O'Mara, executed upon the evening previous, as the date went to show; and signed by both parties, as well as by Dwyer and a servant of young O'Mara's, both these having acted as witnesses; and further supported by the signature of Peter Nicholls, a brother of the order of St.
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