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"Seein' is believin', Scraggs," Dan Hicks informed him. "That's a lesson you taught me an' Flaherty last night, but evidently you don't profit by experience. You're too miserable to beat up, but just to show you it ain't possible for a dirty bay pirate like you to skin the likes o' me an' Flaherty we purpose hangin' the seat o' your pants up around your coat collar. Face him about, Gibney."
Oh the dasher! oh the rogue! He's the thing! and he's the pride Of town and country, Phil McBride All the talk of shoe and brogue! Oh the boy of Ball'navogue!" There's a song to the praise and glory of your of your brother, Honor! And who made it, do you think, girl? Honor. Miss Caroline Flaherty, no doubt. But, dear Phil, I've a favour to ask of you. Phil. And welcome! What?
"Trumpin' his partner's ace just for the glory an' profit o' gettin' ahead of him?" Aloud he addressed the invisible Flaherty: "Take it or leave it, brother Flaherty." "I'll take it," Flaherty responded promptly. Twenty minutes later, after much backing and swearing and heaving of lines the Bodega's hawser was finally put board the Maggie. Mr.
As the dessert was being set on the table, a loud knock came at the door, which was immediately behind the chairman. 'What is it? cried O'Connell. A head appeared, and the voice from it explained: 'I'm Tim Flaherty, your honour, as was consulting you outside, and I want you to come this way for a while. 'Don't you see I am engaged and cannot come? 'But it's pressing and important.
"There came a car up along the avenue with a gentleman on it, and it was Patsy Flaherty that was driving it; and him lacing the old mare with the whip the same as if the gentleman might be in a hurry." "He was in a hurry," said Meldon. "As a matter of fact, he hadn't had a bite to eat since the middle of the day yesterday, and not much then.
Jack Flaherty followed. Mr. Gibney welcomed Captain Hicks with a terrific right swing, which missed; before he could guard, Dan Hicks had planted left and right where they would do the most good and Mr. Gibney went into a clinch to save himself further punishment. "Scraggsy," he bawled, "Scraggsy-y-y! Help! Murder! It's Hicks and Flaherty! Bring an ax!"
Gibney had returned to the Maggie by this time and he now took his station at the engine-room hatch and growled at Flaherty and abused him. "Keep up your courage, Scraggsy," he called, as Hicks and McGuffey pranced around the deck in simulated combat. "Mac's whalin' the whey out o' Hicks an' Hicks couldn't touch him with a buggy whip." At the conclusion of the three minutes of horse-play, Mr.
The most active advocate of a recourse to arms was Flaherty, Abbot of Scattery, in the Shannon, himself an Eugenian, and the kinsman of Cormac. After many objections, the peaceful Prince-Bishop allowed himself to be persuaded, and in the year 907 he took up his line of march, "in the fortnight of the harvest," from Cashel toward Gowran, at the head of all the armament of Munster.
"'Why, the widdy Flaherty asked me yesterday, and I think that's proof enough that I'm not going unsent for. "By this time the company was hard and fast at the punch, the songs, and the dancing. The dinner had been cleared off, except what was before the friar, who held out wonderfully, and the beggars and shulers were clawing and scoulding one another about the divide.
"Did he say they were coming good now, up there? Ain't he a peach?" "Yes, Wid said the grayling was risin' right good now," said Flaherty. "But this feller, Sim Gage, his leg looks to me like you'd have to cut it off. Can I help, Doc? I never seen a man's leg cut off, not in my whole life." "How do I know whether it's got to come off or not, I'd like to know. See that?
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