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You'll have to stroll about in our own neighbourhood, and learn what the people near home say of the intention, and pick up what you can of public opinion in our towns of Moate and Kilbeggan. 'I have bethought me of all that He paused here and seemed to hesitate if he should say more; and after an effort, he went on: 'You'll not take amiss what I'm going to say, Mr. Kearney.
When she did appear, however, her winning manners, her grace, and a certain half-caressing coquetry she could practise to perfection, so soothed and amused him that he soon forgot any momentary displeasure, and more than once gave up his evening visit to the club at Moate to listen to her as she sang, or hear her sketch off some trait of that Roman society in which British pretension and eccentricity often figured so amusingly.
I suspect it is the only way I could turn to valuable account. 'What if I were to drive you into Moate and give you up? 'You might. I'll not run away. 'I should go straight to the Podest
'He must have some close relations with some one about Moate or Kilbeggan, for it is remarked he cannot keep away from the neighbourhood; but who are his friends, or what they are meditating, we cannot guess. 'If what Mademoiselle Kostalergi said this morning be correct, remarked Atlee, 'conjecture is unnecessary. She told Dick and myself that every Irishman is at heart a rebel.
Having in a degree satisfied himself that Atlee's success was all owing to his intense and outrageous flattery, he was startled from his reverie by the servant's entrance. 'How is he this morning, Tim? asked he, with a knowing look. 'Is he fierce is there anything up have the heifers been passing the night in the wheat, or has any one come over from Moate with a bill?
'To our success, then! cried the major, filling both their glasses. 'To our success! said Walpole, as he drained his, and placed it upside down on the table. The 'Blue Goat' at Moate was destined once more to receive the same travellers whom we presented to our readers at a very early stage of this history.
Mathew Kearney not only did not assume any pretension to nobility amongst his equals, but he would have felt that any reference to his title from one of them would have been an impertinence, and an impertinence to be resented; while, at the same time, had a shopkeeper of Moate, or one of the tenants, addressed him as other than 'My lord, he would not have deigned him a notice.
'When do you go? 'By the 10.30 train to-morrow. I shall arrive at Moate by four o'clock, and reach the castle to dinner. 'They expect you? 'Only so far, that I have telegraphed a line to say I'm going down to bid "Good-bye" before I sail for Guatemala. I don't suspect they know where that is, but it's enough when they understand it is far away. 'I'll go with you. 'Will you really? 'I will.
We want order and quietness in the land, and the best places in it for ourselves to enjoy these blessings. Is Mr. Casey down there satisfied to keep the post-office in Moate when he knows he could be the first secretary in Dublin, at the head office, with two thousand a year? Will my friend Mr.
While Lord Kilgobbin and his son are plodding along towards Moate with a horse not long released from the harrow, and over a road which the late rains had sorely damaged, the moment is not inopportune to explain the nature of the incident, small enough in its way, that called on them for this journey at nightfall.
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