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Updated: May 13, 2025
"What, D'Arcy! is that you?" shouted Philip, in return. "It's myself, unless I happen to be changed into another gintleman," was the Irish-like reply. "All right, old fellow, come along. I want your promised aid," said Philip. "I have some few cargoes of goods to be transported across the lake before the moon sets, and you are the very man I was wishing for."
Nineteen-twentieths of all lawlessness in Ireland during the past two hundred years has been directed against the landlord's agent. This is a very Irish-like proceeding to punish the agent for the sins of the principal. When the landlord himself comes over from England he affects a fatherly interest in "his people."
Persons who met Burton and his friends enquired Irish-like if they were the party who had been put to death by the Amir of Harar. Everyone, indeed, was amazed to see them not only alive, but uninjured, and the Frank's temerity became the talk of the desert.
Fred smiled at this Irish-like explanation, but he was glad that Terry had left the gun on shore. It was safely hidden until he should wish to get it again, while its presence in the canoe would be the worst kind of encumbrance. The new owner was so charmed with his prize that he would think more of saving that than of saving the boat.
This was quite Irish-like, since according to English Law a marriage is a marriage until Limbus congeals and is used for a skating-rink. With the true spirit of chivalry, Sheridan left the questions of publicity or secrecy to his wife: she could have her freedom if she wished.
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