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Updated: May 24, 2025
Yer Excillincy, court-martial and death's no matter to me; but I'd like to play wan toon agin, to lead the byes tomorrow. Wan toon, Gineral, an' I'll be dacintly shot before the day's over-ah, yer Excillincy, wan toon more, and to be wid the byes followin' the Gineral!" The General's face relaxed still more. "I take you at your word," said he.
She led the poor and humbly clad Ellen by the hand, who dared not look up, but with her gaze riveted on the splendid carpet, was brought like an automaton to the feet of the Duke, where she mechanically knelt down. "Will yer Excillincy be plazed," began Lady , playfully mimicking the brogue, "to hear this poor crathur's complaint.
"He did the same for me, whin I was taken prisoner, yer Excillincy, an' an', yer Excillincy, 'twas a matter of a woman, too." The General's face relaxed a little. "Tell me the whole truth," said he; and McGilveray told him all. "Ah, yer Excillincy," he burst out, at last, "I was no traitor at heart, but a fool I always was!
The General praised him for his courage, and told him that the charge against him should be withdrawn. "You've wiped all out, McGilveray," said Wolfe. "We see you are no traitor." "Only a fool of a bandmaster who wanted wan toon more, yer Excillincy," said McGilveray. "Beware drink, beware women," answered the General. But advice of that sort is thrown away on such as McGilveray.
The General praised him for his courage, and told him that the charge against him should be withdrawn. "You've wiped all out, McGilveray," said Wolfe. "We see you are no traitor." "Only a fool of a bandmaster who wanted wan toon more, yer Excillincy," said McGilveray. "Beware drink, beware women," answered the General. But advice of that sort is thrown away on such as McGilveray.
"He did the same for me, whin I was taken prisoner, yer Excillincy, an' an', yer Excillincy, 'twas a matter of a woman, too." The General's face relaxed a little. "Tell me the whole truth," said he; and McGilveray told him all. "Ah, yer Excillincy," he burst out, at last, "I was no traitor at heart, but a fool I always was!
Yer Excillincy, court-martial and death's no matter to me; but I'd like to play wan toon agin, to lead the byes tomorrow. Wan toon, Gineral, an' I'll be dacintly shot before the day's over-ah, yer Excillincy, wan toon more, and to be wid the byes followin' the Gineral!" The General's face relaxed still more. "I take you at your word," said he.
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