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"Bedamn then," said Sweeny, "there's no boat for them." "I was thinking that myself." "I wouldn't wonder," said Sweeney, "but something might stop Joseph Antony Kinsella from coming in today after all, thought he's due with another load of gravel." "He mightn't come," said Patsy the smith. "There's many a thing could happen to prevent him." "What time were they thinking of starting?" said Sweeny.
Lady Isabel would be plainly visible sitting at the door of her tent on the green slope of the island. Lord Torrington, with violent language bursting from him, would approach the island in a boat, anticipating a triumphant capture. But Joseph Antony Kinsella would sally like a rover from his anchorage and tow Lord Torrington's boat off to some distant place.
It cheered Frank greatly to hear the more or less familiar words, for he realised almost at once that neither Priscilla nor Jimmy Kinsella understood them. He felt a warm affection for Miss Rutherford rise in his heart when she told Jimmy, who sat humped up over his oar, to keep his back flat. Jimmy merely smiled in reply.
And it doesn't account for the swine-fever story that Joseph Antony Kinsella told the spies." "What was that?" "Oh, nothing much. Only that his wife and children had come out all over in bright yellow spots." "But perhaps they have." "Not they. You might just as well believe in Peter Walsh's rats. That leaves us with three different mysteries on hand."
"You see the bit of sky in the upper right corner makes very good water when turned over, and the water in the lower right corner makes a dandy sky." Mr. Kinsella wrapped his prize up very carefully and said he intended to fool Pierce with his find of a genuine old master. The next morning Molly arranged a tray with a very inviting breakfast and took it to Elise's room.
You must have met her at the League. Perhaps you knew her, too, Mr. Kinsella." "Who? Miss Kean? I should say I did. She was the life of the outdoor sketch club we got up; and believe me, she has a soul for color. Why, that little 'postage stamp landscape' she had in the American Artists' Exhibition was a winner. Did you see a memory sketch she did for the final exhibition at the League?
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"If I'd known," said Kinsella sulkily, "that half the country would be out after them ones, I'd have drownded them in the sea and their tents along with them before I let them set foot on Inishbawn." "Lord Torrington won't do you any harm," said Frank. "He's only trying to get back his daughter."
They won't let you, They tell every kind of ridiculous story to head people off." The thought of his prowess as an oarsman had restored Frank's self-respect. He recollected the reason given by Jimmy Kinsella for not allowing Miss Rutherford to land on Inishbawn. "I don't see anything ridiculous about it," he said. "Young Kinsella simply said that it wasn't a suitable place for ladies.
"Well," said Sweeny, "and what did he tell you?" "He told me that the sergeant went along the road till he met with the gentleman that does be going about the country and has the two ladies with him, the one of them that might be his wife and the other has Jimmy Kinsella engaged to row her round the bay while she'd be bathing."
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