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"Is it the sea sarpint ye're maning?" "Will hany gentleman lend me 'is hopera-glass?" "I'm blessed if I don't think we're going to go half speed. I sailed seven years in the Amiable with old Savage, and I'm blessed if he ever put her a point out of her course for anything. 'Every boat for herself, and the sea for us all, he used to say, and allus kept his eyes forwards in foul weather."
'What do you mean? asked Lancelot, with a strong expletive. 'Faix, I told him he might as well Faugh a ballagh make a rid road, and get out of that, with his bowings and his crossings, and his Popery made asy for small minds, for there was a gun a-field that would wipe his eye, maning yourself, ye Prathestant.
"Lave the room, is it, miss? Widout maning anny disrespect to yez, I might as well be telling yez that I'm ready to lave the place intirely, an' so is the cook an' stableman, an' the gardener. Sure none av us having been used to the gintry want to sthay in a place where we do be getting talked at all day." The prospect of all her servants leaving simultaneously was too awful for Mrs.
There is a proverb about it, as I was afterwards told, old as the time of the Moors, which holds good to the present day it is, that in Torre Lodones there are twenty-four housekeepers, and twenty-five thieves, maning that all the people are thaives, and the clergyman to boot, who is not reckoned a housekeeper; and troth I found the clergyman the greatest thaif of the lot.
Well, a very good-hearted man were Farmer Everdene, and I being a respectable young fellow was allowed to call and see her and drink as much ale as I liked, but not to carry away any outside my skin I mane of course." "Ay, ay, Jan Coggan; we know yer maning."
"And would you then be letting him come here as he likes, and settling nothing, and just maning to marry you or not, as he likes, and you and he talked of over the counthry these four months back, and he talking about you, jist as his misthress, through the counthry?" Feemy was now regularly roused.
"They mean," said I, "unless I am much mistaken: 'May the Mass never comfort ye, you dirty queen!" "Ochone! that's the maning of them, sure enough. They are cramped words, but I guessed that was the meaning, or something of the kind.
"No manner of maning to draive 'un, drough all they girt driftnesses." "You see to this place, John," I replied, as we leaned on our shovels a moment, and the sheep came rubbing round us; "let no more of them out for the present; they are better where they be. Watch, here boy, keep them!"
"All flesh is grass: the grass withereth, the flower fadeth." Nancy Joe came from the dairy at that moment. "Gracious me I did you see that now?" she said. "I wonder at Kitty. But it's the way of the men, smiling and smiling and maning nothing." "Hm! They mane a dale," growled Cæsar.
O, Bryan dear," says he, letting on to cry, "if you were alive to hear a boddagh Sassenagh like this casting up his counthry to me ov the name ov Maguire." "In the name ov God," says the Pope, very solemniously, "what is the maning ov all this at all at all?" says he.
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