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"Well, indeed now, and that I may never die in sin, but I think it an honor to oppose these Sassanagh laws; an', for that matther, to die opposin' them; however, as to myself, Mr. Alick, I am by nature of a peaceable, quiet turn, and not likely " "To grace a gibbet, Mogue: well, I believe not; but what is this you wish to say to me?" "One or two things then, sir. First, I hear that Mr.
"No," replied Frank, "I never go beyant two, and you said you wouldn't." "Hut, man, divil a matther for that; sure there's only ourselves two, as I said, an' Where's the harm? Throth, it's a long time since I felt myself so comfortable, an' besides, it's not every night we have you wid us. Come, Frank, one more in honor of the occasion."
Niver a week but we killed two sheep, or a month that we didn't kill a baste. And pigs, your honour. If we didn't kill a pig every day, as your honour says, we killed a matther of four score every sayson. And there was lashings and lavings of mate for every one. And the ould masther said, says he, 'As long as it's there, says he, 'all are welcome to a bite and a sup at my house.
Besides, ye have no money in th' bank. Th' on'y way ye or me cud rightly exthricate anny money fr'm a bank wud be be means iv a brace an' bit. "No matther. 'Tis you that has done it.
'What the divil's the matther? says Andy Curtis, wakenin' out iv his sleep. 'Who's batin' the door? says Nell; 'what's all the noise for? says she. 'Who's in it? says Andy. 'It's me, says Jim. 'Who are you? says Andy; 'what's your name? 'Jim Soolivan, says he. 'By jabers, you lie, says Andy.
"Can't, massa," replied the stowaway, after making a movement, as they could hear, below, succeeded by a suppressed cry of pain; "um leg jammed 'tween box and cask: Snowball feel bery bad tink leg go squash: can't move um nohow." "Be jabers!" exclaimed the good-natured Irishman, "sure an' the poor baste's hurt, and, by your lave, cap'en, I'll go down and say what's the matther."
"There's some good argumints on both sides iv th' quisthion," said the Kerry man. "I heerd a man be th' name of Doyle, a helper, compare money to th' human lungs." "Th' lung argumint is all right," said Mr. Dooley. "Th' whole currency question is a matther iv lungs." Mr.
Thady, he'd swear as how he was asleep all the time; or for the matther of that, that he was out along wid de gals dancing the livelong night." It was with difficulty that Mr. Webb made him understand that he was only to swear to what he believed to be the truth, and that if he told a single lie in answer to the numerous questions which would be asked him, he would only be endangering Mr.
"Fwhat matther?" He put it cynically, scowling critically at Jarvo and Akko. "All in the way av fair fight, that'll be about Mor-rocco, if I've the full av my wits about me, an' music to my eyes, by the same token." Jarvo fixed him with his impenetrable look. "It is the light of the king's palace on the summit of Mount Khalak," he announced simply. The light of the king's palace. St.
I knows what we can do, and I knows what they can do: breed a hoss in Ireland, train him in the North of England, and run him in the South; and he'll do your work for you, and win your money, steady and shure." "And why not run in the North, too?" "They're too 'cute, my lord: they like to pick up the crumbs themselves small blame to thim in that matther.
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