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Get me my bill, I say, it's an unsafe neighborhood, an' I'll take myself out of it, while I'm able." "It's not widout raisin we talk of murdher then," replied the woman. "Faith may be so get me my bill, then, I bid you, an' in the mane time, let me have, my breakfast. As it is, I tell you both that I carry no money to signify about me."
"Well, then, sir, if you wish to hear the good news, and especially you, Miss Folliard, it will probably relieve your heart when I tell you that Sir Robert Whitecraft is, before this time, in the jail of Sligo, for a charge of murdher, and for burnin' Mr. Reilly's house and premises, which it now seems aren't Mr. Reilly's at all nor ever were but belong to Mr. Hastings."
Her head was bent a little, and her hands were clasped tightly around her knees, while her body was swaying to and fro, as if the agitation of her mind would not allow of its repose. Her eyes were dry, but red from former weeping; and she was occasionally muttering, "No, he can't be guilty" "Owen commit a murdher! It must be an untruth!" and such like expressions.
"Hould my harse," sez the Capt'n to his man, an' wid that he gets down wid the whip an' lays into Jungi, just mad wid rage an' swearin' like the scutt he was. 'I thought, afther a while, he wud kill the man, so I sez: "Stop, Sorr, or you'll, murdher him!" That dhrew all his fire on me, an' he cursed me into Blazes, an' out again.
His agitation still held him, and without a pause he immediately burst out: "Which of ye jintlemen will be Misther Hewitt, sor?" "This is Mr. Hewitt," I said. "Do you want him?" "It's protecshin I want, sor protecshin! I spake to the polis, an' they laff at me, begob. Foive days have I lived in London, an' 'tis nothin' but battle, murdher, an' suddhen death for me here all day an' ivery day!
Shawn has some oath of revenge to make against Woodward, because he suspects that the villain knows where poor Granua Davoren is." "Well, on that subject he may take his own coorse," replied Barney; "but as for me, Michael, I neither care nor will think of the murdher of a fellow-crature, no matther how wicked he may be, especially when I know that it is planned for him.
"It would be no wondher that the curse o' God would come on him for his tratement to that unfortunate and respectable family," responded the pedlar. "The curse o' God knows where to fall best," replied Jemmy, "or it's not in the county jail ould Condy Dalton 'ud be for murdher this day."
"Sure you know he can't; isn't he weedin' that bit of blanther in Crackton's park, an' afther that sure he has to cut scraws on the Pirl-hill for the new barn." "Well, I'll help him if he helps me; isn't that fair? Let us join." "Hut, get out o' that, avourneen; go yourself; do what you're bid, Art." "Is it by myself? murdher alive, father, don't ax me; I'll give him my new Cammon if he comes."
"Tom," said Mary, who began to fear that he might, in some wild paroxysm, have taken the life of the unfortunate miser, or of some one else; "if you murdhered any one, who was it?" "Who was it?" he replied; "if you go up to Curraghbeg churchyard, you'll find her there; the child's wid her but I didn't murdher the child, did I?"
And I'll tell you what, I'll not have my neck in danger; and if I hear you threatening murdher, I'll have you before the magisthrates," and he pushed by the man, who, however, still walked close behind him. "And is that the way with you now? Have me before the magisthrates will you? and where'd you be all the time? Why there's not one of them that was in it, at Mrs.
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