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That, however, cannot be now, as no one not amply provided with strong religious dispositions, could be relied on in it." Darby, who, in fact, was playing M'Slime precisely as a skilful fisherman does his fish; who, in order to induce him the more eagerly to swallow the bait, pretends to withdraw it from his jaws, by which means it is certain to be gulped down, and the fish caught.
In the mean time it is well that there is no legitimate issue but should he will his property to this Delilah, or could she be removed? I mean to a local distance. With humble but sincere prayers for your best wishes and welfare, I am, my dear friend, "Thine in the bonds of Christian love, "Solomon M'Slime.
Lord Cumber to Solomon M'Slime, Esq., Attorney at Law: "DEAR SIR: "Enclosed is a letter to Mr. M'Clutchy, which I will trouble you to forward to him as soon as you can. It contains his appointment to the vacant agency, together with the proper power of attorney, and I have every reason to hope that my property will improve under him.
There is a bad spirit rising and getting abroad, wherever it came from and you know, my dear M'Slime, that it could not proceed from either you or me. You know that you feel it. Now, what I would propose is this Lord Cumber has sufficient interest with the government, to have me all-unworthy as I am appointed a magistrate. Let the government but hint to the chancellor, and the thing is done.
"In another part of our paper, our readers will perceive in an advertisement, an additional proof, if such were necessary, of the strong integrity of that ornament of his profession, both as an Attorney and Christian, Mr. Solomon M'Slime.
At another table, a little to the right of M'Clutchy, sat M'Slime, ready to take his appropriate part in the proceedings of the day, and prepared, whilst engaged in the task of seeing that everything was done according to law, to throw in "a word in season, touching the interests of the gospel."
M'Clutchy, will, I doubt not, give you all proper information and advice. "I have the honor to be, my Lord with profound humility, "Your Lordship's unworthy servant, "Solomon M'Slime." Valentine M'Clutchy, Esq., J. P., to Lord Cumber: "My Lord: "In point of fact, nothing could be more beneficial to your property, than my very seasonable appointment to the commission of the peace.
When Darby entered, and delivered the letter, M'Slime on receiving it exclaimed, "Ah, from my excellent friend, M'Clutchy. Sit down, Darby, sit down, and whilst I am casting my eye over this note, do now, in order that we may make the most of our opportunities, do, I say, Darby, just read a chapter in this " handing him over the Bible as he spoke. In the meantime he read as follows:
Will your lordship, then, allow me to put your honored name in the list of her Christian friends? Allow me, my Lord, to subscribe myself, "Your lordship's frail, unworthy, "But faithful and honored servant, "Solomon M'Slime." "P.S. With respect to your jocose and ironical postscript, may I again take the liberty of throwing in a word in season.
M'Slime, and bring me an answer as soon as you can. Will you have a glass of spirits?" "Would it be intherfairin' wid my duty, sir?" "If you think so, don't take it; you ought to know best." "Well, then, for this one time, in regard of a Lhin-roe* or the red wather in my stomach, I'll try it. I drank bog-bine last night goin' to bed, but divil a morsel o' good it did me."
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