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Updated: June 26, 2025


"Be jabers!" exclaimed "His Majesty," "that's good! that's nate! that's illigant! I couldn't bate that mesilf, an' I hope that all the ladies prisent will join in that sintimint." As he spoke, "His Majesty" looked hard at Katie, but that young lady did not catch the royal eye.

After many narrow passages and devious turns, we struck the Royal Avenue, a long, long way from our starting place. Here we took the still advancing procession in flank. It was now 4.45, and my friend said, "By jabers, there's forty million more of them. I believe the procession reaches all round the world, and moves in a continuous band."

"`I'm certain, sir, I heard Pat say earnestly, `we're near ice whenever my feet feels the cold, yer honour; and there, be jabers, there's the ice-blink, as they calls it in the Arctic seas, and we're amongst the icebergs, as sure as you live!

The brute, after freeing itself from its incubus, sprung off and made all haste into the woods, leaving Teddy gazing after it in stupefied amazement. He rose to his feet, stared at the spot where it had last appeared and then drew a deep sigh, and sadly shook his head. "I say nothing! Be jabers! it's meself that can't do justice to the thame!"

Irish stood waiting for me to introduce the subject to the maid, and I waited for him. I then turned to him and said: "Well, Irish, prove your case." "Well, be jabers! d'ye s'pose I am going to insult this lady? Not by a dang sight, pants or no pants." I turned to Dutchy and said: "Have you got Irish's pants on?" "Nix; I youst got my own pants."

Eagerly were the wounded questioned, as, carried on stretchers, or slowly and painfully making their way upon foot, they ascended the hill. In most of them regret at their defeat or anger at the incompetence of those who had rendered defeat certain, predominated over the pain of the wounds. "Be jabers," said a little Irishman, "but it was cruel work entirely.

You wouldn't have him show the same favor to Papists that he would show to good, honest Protestants, that are staunch and. loyal to Church and State by Jabers, that would be nice work! Do you think a man's not to show favor to his own side, either as a magistrate or agent? faith that's good!

Mr McCarthy was quite surprised at the progress made. "You've been pretty busy, sorr," he said. "Be jabers, you'll have a cabin built in no time!"

"Be jabers, the gossoon's a born nat'ral!" he said sympathetically in a sort of stage whisper to the stevedores, although in loud enough tones for me to hear; and then, looking at me more kindly, and speaking in a gentler key than he had yet adopted, he added, accentuating every word separately and distinctly, with a racier Milesian accent than ever: "Arrah, sure, an' I didn't mane to be rough on ye, laddie; but, till me now, whar' d'ye come from, what's y'r name, an' what for are ye doin' here?"

"Well," the second said, "I must say that's the very best part of your life lost." A few minutes later a sudden squall arose and the boat capsized. Pat began to swim. The Britons, however, could not swim, and both called loudly to Pat to help them. "Do you know anything about swimology?" asked Pat. "No," answered both Englishmen. "Well, be jabers," replied Pat, "then both of your lives is lost!"

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