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Updated: June 5, 2025


Finigan's Dialogue with Hycy The severest tax upon Hycy's powers of invention was, in consequence of his habits of idleness, to find means of occupying his time. Sometimes, it is true, he condescended to oversee the men while at work, but there it was generally found that so far from keeping them to their employment, he was a considerable drawback upon their industry.

Edward's observations with respect to Hycy's having taken a part in forwarding the interests of Major Vanston were not without foundation.

"D n you!" was about to proceed from Hycy's lips when he perceived that a very active magistrate, named Jennings, stood within hearing. The latter passed on, however, and Hycy proceeded: "I was about to abuse you, Ted, for coming out with your Irish to me," he said, "until I saw Jennings, and then I had you." Come you 'out wid the Gailick fwhor me, i' you plaise, Meeisther Hycy."

"They may make the match," said Kate, "but it's more than they'll be able to do to make the marriage. Hycy's at greater game, I tell you; but whether he is or not, I tell you again that Bryan M'Mahon will have her in spite of all opposition."

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