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Well, av you do, let me know, and I'll make it all right for you. Just tell Corney Dolan, and he's still at Drumleesh, that you're wanting me, and I won't be far off." Thady did not answer him, but merely saying, "Good night, Joe," jumped into the road, and Joe by some devious path, through bogs and bottoms, betook himself to Mrs. Mulready's, and drowned the feeling of his ill success in whiskey.
"I have brought the box, mistress," Abijah said as she entered Mrs. Mulready's room; "but I don't think as you will want to pack today, for I hear as Mr. Ned ain't a-going to the mill. You see all the town will be coming to see him to shake hands with him and tell him how glad they is that he is cleared." "And only I can't!" Mrs. Mulready wailed. "To think of it, only I, his mother, can't see him!
Thady, how'll I do about taking you there, when you wouldn't come to Mulready's to take the oath, which all must do afore they'll be allowed among the boys that is together, or as will be together there to-morrow evening?"
"Why, I towld him av he guv the boys a promise, he oughts never to go back from his word." "That is to say, you endeavoured to persuade him to go?" "By-dad, I don't know about persuading; it warn't for the likes of me to persuade him." "On your oath, sir, didn't you endeavour to induce the prisoner to go to Mrs. Mulready's?" "I towld him he ought to be as good as his word."
"Well, by dad, it comes so natural to me, Joe, to call him by his own name, that one can't help it; but it war only four o'clock when we left this, this blessed afthernoon that is, yesterday afthernoon an' since that we wor down at Mulready's, an' then at Drumleesh, an' now we're here agin; why how many miles is that?"
Mulready's, you know. But if you hesitate or falter, as sure as you stand there, they'll come against you; and then I'll not be the man to help you out of the scrape." "But, Mr. Keegan, yer honour, they do be saying that iv I brings out all that, it'll hang the young masther out and out, and then I'll have his blood upon my conscience." "Have the divil on your conscience.
Mulready's, to settle their plans of ridding the country of Ussher?" "Yes; about that and other things." "And the prisoner never kept that appointment?" "No, Mr. Thady niver went there." "Did you ever say anything to him about not going there?" "Oh, I did; we were discoursing about it." "And what did you say to him on the subject?"
He listened in silence to the evidence proving the finding of Mr. Mulready's body. The next witness put into the box was one of the engineers at the factory; he proved that the rope which had been used in upsetting the gig had been cut from one which he had a short time before been using for moving a portion of the machinery. He had used the rope about an hour before Mr.
When there, Pat had been almost silent; at any rate, he had himself proposed nothing. It had never occurred to the other, poor fellow, that Brady was making a tool of him; that though the rent-collector was now so eager in proving how easily young Macdermot might be induced to join their party, he would commit himself to nothing when they were congregated at the widow Mulready's.
The former seemed coldly composed, already recovering from his surprise and bringing his wits to bear upon the new factor which had been so unceremoniously injected into the situation. Standing, but leaning heavily upon a hand that rested flat on the table, in the other he likewise held a revolver, which he had apparently drawn in self-defense, at the crisis of Mulready's frenzy.
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