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He prevented me from supporting young M'Mahon's memorial; he he prejudiced me against the family in several ways, and now, that I am acquainted with the circumstances of strong and just indignation against me under which M'Mahon voted, I can't at all blame him. I would have done the same thing myself." "There is d d villany somewhere at work," replied Vanston.

Soon after this, she once more exacted a promise from them to observe a strict silence on the unhappy event which had occurred, and by no means ever to attempt offering her consolation. These promises they religiously kept, and from this forth neither M'Mahon's name nor his offence were made the topics of any conversation that occurred between them.

On arriving at Father M'Mahon's, he found that excellent man at home; and it was upon this occasion that he observed with more attention than before the extraordinary neatness of his dwelling-house and premises.

For, you may think it strange that, although he engaged to procure me M'Mahon's vote, M'Mahon himself, whom I believe, assured me that he never even asked him for it, until after he had overheard, in the head inn, a conversation concerning himself that filled him with bitter resentment against you and your agent."

In such a case, the length of the procession is the test of esteem in which the party has been held. Mrs. M'Mahon's funeral was little less than a mile long.

"'Accept this as an earnest of better things for important services. The fine imposed upon you has been reduced to fifty pounds this will pay it. The two young men looked at each other for some time without speaking. At length M'Mahon's face became crimsoned with indignation! "Who could have dared to do this?" said he, once more looking at the bank-note and the few lines that accompanied it.

"Oh, I have done wid you," he replied; "you're not right, I say but never mind, I'll put a pin in M'Mahon's collar for this ay will I." "Don't!" she exclaimed, in one fearful monosyllable, and then she added in a low condensed whisper, "or if you do, mark the consequence." "Trot, Phil," said Teddy, "I think you needn't throuble your head about M'Mahon he's done fwhor."

By the way, it's seems M'Mahon's wife, of Carriglass, is dead." "Is she?" said Harry; "that is a respectable family, father, by all accounts." "Why, they neither rob nor steal, I believe," replied his uncle. "They are like most people, I suppose, honest in the eye of the law honest because the laws keep them so."

Be this as it may, the period of M'Mahon's illness passed away, and, on rising from his sick bed, he found the charge of bribery one of universal belief, against which scarcely any person had the courage to raise a voice. Even Hycy suffered himself, as it were, with great regret and reluctance, to become at length persuaded of its truth.

The intelligence of the unexpected change that had taken place in favor of the M'Mahon's, did not reach them on that day, which was the same, as we have stated, on which their grandfather departed this life.