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Updated: May 9, 2025
From the moment Gra Gal Sullivan's name was mentioned, the whole family observed that young Con started and appeared to become all at once deeply agitated; he walked backwards and forwards sat down and rose up applied his hands to his forehead appeared sometimes flushed, and again pale and altogether seemed in a state which it was difficult to understand.
The justice asked the defendant, What he meant by breaking the king's peace? To which he answered "Upon my shoul I do love the king very well, and I have not been after breaking anything of his that I do know; but upon my shoul this man hath brake my head, and my head did brake his stick; that is all, gra."
"Oh, gra grandpa, I c can't have him!" she sobbed. "There isn't any roo room for him in our our fla fla flat!" "Well, did you expect to keep him in the flat?" inquired Mr. Evringham, stooping tenderly, his own eyes shining suspiciously, as he put his arms around the little shaking form. "N no; but we we haven't any bar barn." The broker smiled above the voluminous, quivering bows.
I've tasted-your blood, an' I like it ha, ha, ha! an' if as you say it's kind father for me to be fond o' blood, I say you had better take care of yourself. And I tell you more: we'll take care of your fair-haired beauty for you my father and myself will an' I'm told to act against her, an' I will too; an' you'll see what we'll bring your pet, Gra Gal Sullivan, to yet! There's news for you!"
Phelim whistled "ulican dim oh," or, "the song of sorrow." At length he bounced to his feet, and exclaimed in a loud, rapid voice: "Ma chuirp an diouol! ould couple, but I'm robbed of my ten guineas by Sam Appleton!" "Robbed by Sam Appleton! Heavens above!" exclaimed the father. "Robbed by Sam Appleton! Gra machree, Phelim! no, you aren't!" exclaimed the mother.
If they could be got out of the counthry, at all events these Daltons it would be so much out of your way, for between, you an' me, I can tell you that your life won't be safe when he comes to know that you have put his nose out of joint with the Gra Gal." "It is strange, however, that she should change so soon!" "Ah, Master Richard! how little you know of woman, when you say so.
She can now spell words with three letters fairly well. This language has such a sweet ring that her spelling is like music. And to see the innocent reverence with which she says g-r-a, gra, it is what a poet might envy me. And then the earnest, enquiring glance she gives me at the end of every line.
"There is; Jerry Sullivan, it's his daughter that's the beauty Gra Gal Sullivan. Little she knows what's preparin' for her!" "How am I to go to Skinadre's from this?" asked the woman. "Up by that road there; any one will tell you as you go along."
"Gra machree yourself! but I say I am," replied Phelim; "robbed clane of every penny of it!"
Miss Theodosia and Evangeline smiled across at each other indulgently. "Elly Precious is havin' a good time. That's his good-time noise. Oh, I think he's a nice person, don't you?" "Nice? I love him!" cried Miss Theodosia warmly. Her face that was still the face of a girl was tenderly flushed. "I love every inch of him, Evangeline." "Merry gra that's a lot of lovin'! I guess you are ahead o' me!"
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