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I thought sure it was Bridget, that's jist rin away wid a bagful of her misthress's clo'es and a hape o' mine, and it's me that's bin all the way down to Pat Mahoney's in North Street to git him to hunt her up; and the Blessed Mother forgive me, whin I seen you in the dark, stalin' along like, wi' that bag, I thought it was herself it was, sure.
"A-w, dawn't noo, docther." "Bother! It's for yourself, mind. Take it. There. And now unlock the door. That's it. Good night, Mrs. Flanagan." "An' meh thuh Hawly Vurgin hape bless'n's on ye, Docther Rinton, wud a-ll thuh compliments uv thuh sehzin, for yur thuh " He lost the end of Mrs. Flanagan's parting benedictions in the moonlit street.
One day I delayed in order to see the famous poem in the old book in the town archives which I already knew from Mr Lucas's book. It is certainly of Henry VIII.'s time, and who could have written it but that unhappy Sir Thomas Wyatt who loved Anne Boleyn What greater gryffe may hape Trew lovers to anoye Then absente for to sepratte them From ther desiered joye?
This appeared to please the guerilleros; and one of them, bending over the Irishman, slackened his fastenings a little still, however, leaving him bound. "Thank yer honner," said Chane; "that's dacent of ye. That's what Misther O'Connell wud call amaylioration. I'm a hape aysier now." "Mucho bueno," said the man, nodding and laughing. "Och, be my sowl, yes! mucho bueno.
It was Wrench's custom to speak of Eustace in a tone of restrained disgust. He disapproved of Eustace. The Dowager Duchess of Waveney, though she kept open house for members of Parliament, would have drawn the line at monkeys. 'The hape is behaving very strange, m'lady, said Wrench, frostily. It has been well said that in this world there is always something.
Why, if he goes on at this rate, I'm afraid he'll soon be too many for myself hem!" "Too many for yourself! Fill the masther's tumbler, Alley. Too many for yourself! No, no! I doubt he'll never see that day, bright as he is, an' cute. That's it put a hape upon it. Give me your hand, masther. I thank you for your attention to him, an' the boy is a credit to us. Come over, Michael, avourneen.
Something in the butler's manner, a sort of gloating gloom which he radiated, told her that she had arrived at one of these corners now. 'The hape is seated on the kitchen-sink, m'lady, throwing new-laid eggs at the scullery-maid, and cook desired me to step up and ask for instructions. 'What! Lady Wetherby rose in agitation. 'What's he doing that for? she asked, weakly.
The woman, observing what he was after, rushed forward, and, placing her hands upon his, said in a kind tone: "No, Senor. Su proteccion necesita usted." "Phwhat diz she say, Raowl?" "She says, keep them; you will need their protection yourself." "Och, be me sowl! she's not far asthray there. I need it bad enough now, an' a hape ov good they're likely to do me.
Ha'n't yu borrered right and left, ha'n't you got inter debt high and low, to put a hape o' finery on yer mawther's back? Ha'n't yu moiled yerself, an' yu a dyin' woman, over her hid o' hair? Put her i' my Gladus's clo'es, an' see what yer Dora 'ud look like. Har, wi' her coloured shues, an' all!" "They was giv' her," the dying woman faintly protested.
"It was hard to tell whether the inside or the outside of their house was worse; within, it would amost turn your stomach to look at it the flure was all dirt, for how could it be any other way, when at the end of every meal the schrahag* would be emptied down on it, and the pig, that was whining and grunting about the door, would brake into the hape of praty-skins that Sally would there throw down for it.
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