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Thus it came to pass that even down to poor Pat M'Cabe, man of all work around the office building, all felt that their employer was a hard, driving taskmaster, who ever looked beyond them and their interests to what they accomplished for him. The spirit of the master infused itself among the men, and the tendency of each one to look out for himself without regard to others was increased.
Lucre to the priest haughtily, "that he would have died an idolater." Bob squeezed Mr. Lucre's hand again. "And you thought," replied Father M'Cabe, "that he would die a Protestant or a heretic, which is the same thing." Bob squeezed Father M'Cabe's hand once more. "Gentlemen," said Bob, "be pleased to sit down you are both Christian ministers, I hope."
Darby feels Scriptural, and was as Scripturally treated Mr. Lucre's Christian Disposition towards Father M'Cabe A few Brands offer Themselves to be Plucked from the Burning Their Qualification, for Conversion, as stated by Themselves. Mr. Lucre, like almost every Protestant rector of the day, was a magistrate, a circumstance which prevented Mr.
M'Cabe has clearly an unsettled and dissatisfied seat, and does not sit his horse with the ease and dignity of his companion. In fact, he feels that matters are not proceeding as he could wish, neither does the hack at all appear to bear cordiality or affection to the state which keeps him on such short commons.
Darby having secured the letters as described, was proceeding at a pretty quick pace towards Mr. Lucre's, when, whom should he meet in a narrow part of the way, which was enclosed between two immense white thorn hedges, through which any notion of escape was impracticable but the Rev. Father M'Cabe.
"There is but a blue look up for you if you do," said Father M'Cabe. "Blue is the emblem of hope, and for that reason the Orange system has adopted it as illustrative of our faith," said Mr. Lucre. He had scarcely uttered the words, when Father Roche entered the sick apartment. High and haughty was the bow he received from Mr.
"I believe you found some convincin' texts in the big purse of the Bible blackguards do you smell that, Darby?" "You have a full purse, they say, but, by the time Father M'Cabe takes the price of your trangressions out of it as he won't fail to do take my word for it, it'll be as lank as a stocking without a leg in it do you smell that, Bob ahagur?" "Where was your church before the Reformation?"
Lucre; whilst Father M'Cabe seemed somewhat surprised at the presence of the reverend gentlemen. The latter looked mildly about him, wiped the moisture from his pale forehead and said "Mrs. Beatty, will you indulge me with a chair? On my return home I lost not a moment in coming here; but the walk I have had is a pretty long one, the greater part of it being up-hill." "Well," replied Mrs.
Lucre at length pulled up his horse and fixing his eyes on Father M'Cabe, inquired why he should have fastened upon him in so offensive a manner; and Mr. M'Cabe pulling up the hack we spoke of, fixed a pair of fiery orbs on him in return, and replied "I haven't done with you yet, my worthy parson.
M'Cabe having obeyed, the man of business, whose solicitude in the affair had no concern with the young man's immeasurable loss, but related only to his own money, immediately felt in Haldane's pockets for the envelopes which had contained the thousand dollars in currency.
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