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M'Slime, our respected law agent, I also considered a very proper tenant for Harman's; and that matter is also closed by which means I secured two respectable, safe, and unobjectionable tenants, on whose votes, at all events, we can reckon, which was more than we could do with the other two both of whom had expressed their determination to vote in favor of Hartley.
"Quite ridiculous, O'Drive, where did you pick up this jargon of the conventicle but that reminds me, by the by you are not a convert to the Established Church. You belong to the Dissenters, and owe your change of opinions to Mr. M'Slime." "If I don't belong to the Established Church now, sir," replied Darby, "I won't be long so."
But don't you think, my dear M'Slime, that with respect to this large sum, an understanding might be entered into or rather an arrangement made, in a quiet way, that would, I flatter myself, turn out of great ultimate advantage to his lordship.
Bob, escorted by his Catholic friends, who shouted and huzza'd as they went along, proceeded to Father M'Cabe's; whilst Darby and his adherents, following their example, went towards M'Clutchy's, and having left him within sight of Constitution Cottage, they returned to their labor. We have already said, that neither M'Clutchy nor M'Slime was at all a favorite with Darby.
"'The deafness, Eliza, I feel particularly troublesome, though not painful; as while transacting business it f-forces me to sit so, very close to my clients. "'But I am not a client, Mr. M'Slime, and you need not draw your chair so close to me there now, that will do.
"You see, O'Drive," said he, "we have received no answer or rather a bad one I fear his is a hopeless case, as, indeed, that of every reprobate and castaway is; and this distresses me." "Mr. M'Slime," said Darby, "will you excuse me, sir but the thruth is, I never properly knew you before."
Solomon M'Slime, the law agent, was a satisfactory proof of the ease with which religion and law may meet and aid each other in the heart and spirit of the same person.
And there is another consideration by no means to be overlooked, which is, that by this arrangement the government would be certain to have in the commission a man who would prove himself one of the precise class which they stand in need of that is, a useful man, devoted to their wishes. "Now, my dear M'Slime, I mention this to you with all the confidence of unshaken friendship.
I accordingly suggested to O'Drive to consult him on some religious scruples that he is supposed to have felt from the perusal of a tract written by M'Slime himself. "Why," said Phil, "are you not aware that he gave me three or four dozen of them for gratuitous distribution, as he calls it.
The fact is he was beginning to tire of M'Slime, who, whenever he had occasion for his services, was certain to shear him of his fees on the one hand precisely as M'Clutchy did on the other.
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