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He's too good a man." "He is all iv that," said Mr. Dooley. "But ye bet he knows th' rale platform f'r him is: 'Look at th' bad breaks Mack's made, an' Mack's platform is: 'Ye'd get worse if ye had Billy Bryan. An' it depinds on whether most iv th' voters ar-re tired out or on'y a little tired who's ilicted. All excipt you, Hinnissy. Ye'll vote f'r Bryan?" "I will," said Mr. Hennessy.
'A settler's clearing, he said. 'No; by Jove, it's Macdougal's homestead! 'What! cried Done, sitting up with a jerk. 'Donald Macdougal's station? 'Yes, Monkey Mack's. Burton rose to his feet and looked about him. 'There isn't a doubt, he continued. 'That's Boobyalla all right. I was over the country to the west once with cattle. 'And since we came to Jim Crow I have been so near.
Nevertheless, Napoleon's miscalculation of Mack's plans, or, as Thiers has striven to prove, a misunderstanding of his orders by Murat, gave the Austrians a chance such as fortune rarely bestows. In spite of Ney's protests, one of his divisions, that led by Dupont, had been left alone to guard the northern bank of the Danube, a position where it might have been overwhelmed by an enterprising foe.
Leaving for the present that unhappy King amidst his increasing perplexities, we return to the affairs of Austria. Mack's disaster alone had cast that Government into the depths of despair, and we learn from Lord Gower, our ambassador at St.
He then set out for Strassburg, as though the chief blows were to be dealt through the passes of the Black Forest at the front of Mack's line of defence; and, to encourage that general in this belief, Murat received orders to show his horsemen in the passes held by Mack's outposts, but to avoid any serious engagements. This would give time for the other corps to creep up to the enemy's rear.
"Quite so!" said Jimmie Dale evenly. "You'll find the diamonds in his pockets, and, excuse me" his fingers were running through Whitey Mack's clothes "ah, here it is" the thin metal case was in his hand "a little article that belongs to me, and whose loss, I am free to admit, caused me considerable concern until I was informed that he had only found it without having the slightest idea as to whom it belonged.
Mack's ear was strained to catch the sound of Toole's approach, and a pause ensued, during which she got up and poured out a glass of port for the lady, and she presented it to her deferentially. She took it with a nod, and sipped it, thinking, as it seemed, uneasily. There was plainly something more than usual upon her mind. Mrs.
"Yes, he is that," replied Danny with enthusiastic admiration, "and a hammer-thrower, too, he is." "What! yon stripling?" "You may say it. He can beat Mack there." "Mack!" cried Isa, with scorn. "It's just big lies you are telling me." "Indeed, he has beaten Mack's best throw many a time." "And how do you know?" exclaimed Isa. "He said so himself." "Ah ha!" said Isa scornfully.
Stealing behind them she shot one of them and clubbing her gun rushed at the other with such fierceness that he turned and fled. Pursuing her way to the fort she met her husband returning home from the war. The family then retraced their steps and reached their home, the scene of Mrs. Mack's heroic exploit.
When all, walking in the rain, had reached the open grave, the sun shone out, and Leechman led them in the joyous resurrection hymn, "Why do we mourn departing friends?" "I then addressed the audience," wrote Marshman, "and, contrary to Brother Mack's foretelling that I should never get through it for tears, I did not shed one.
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