mustn't-sit-in-draught

Updated: November 7, 2024

Taking a seat by the Peruvian, Martin tapped him on the shoulder to secure his attention, pointed a warning finger at the open window, and said slowly but impressively, in a strong Co. Galway accent, "Swamp o, mustn't-sit-in-draught o; sit-in-draught o, get-chill o; get-chill o, catch-fever o; catch-fever o, damned-ill o; damned-ill o, die o."

Lord Frederick Spencer Hamilton - Here, There and Everywhere