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"Good again, O'Finigan," said Clinton; "you are evidently at home in the mythology." "Among the goddesses, at any rate," replied the master, with another grin. "Provided there is no matrimony in the question," said Clinton. "Ah, Mr. Clinton, don't, if you please.
O'Finigan, or it'll be worse for you a thrifle. "Her brother looked on her wid complacent affection, and patting her on the head, said, 'Come, darling, don't beat him now. You see the risk you run, he added, as they went away, 'so don't draw down Dora's vengeance on your head.
"Darling Kathleen," Hanna whispered, and then pressed her once more to her heart. "You must have it, Mr. O'Finigan," said she "you must have it, and that immediately;" and as she spoke, she proceeded to a cupboard from which she produced a large black bottle, filled with that peculiar liquid to which our worthy pedagogue was so devotedly addicted.
You spake de Bairlha up den jist all as one as nobody could understand her ha, ha, ha!" The master, whose name was Finigan, or, as he wished to be called, O'Finigan, looked upon Teddy and shook his head very significantly. "I'm afraid, my worthy distallator," he proceeded, "that the proverb which says 'latet anguis in herba, is not inapplicable in your case.
O'Finigan," continued Hycy, "if not inconvenient, I should wish to speak a few words with you." "No inconvenience in the world, Mr. Burke; I am always disposed to oblige my friends whenever I can do so wid propriety. My advice, sir, my friendship, and my purse, are always at their service. My advice to guide them my friendship to sustain and my purse hem! ha, ha, ha I think.
She might forgive you an offence against herself; but she won't forgive you one against Kathleen Cavanagh; and, Mister O'Finigan, neither will I." "Masther," said James Cavanagh, "you'll stop to-night with us?" "No, James, I have an engagement of more importance than you could ever dhrame of, and about but I'm not free or at liberty to develop the plot for plot it is at any greater length.
The altercation proceeded for a little, but, after a short remonstrance and bustle, the priest, followed by O'Finigan, entered the room. "Gentlemen," said the priest, "I trust you will excuse me for the society in which I happen to appear before you; but the truth is that this Finigan " "Pardon me, your Reverence, O'Finigan if you plaise; we have been shorn of "
O'Finigan, he proceeded ! we have nothing in this country to live for now. "'And so you are preparing? I asked. "'I ought rather say, he replied, 'that we are prepared; we go in another month; I only wish we were there already.
"One at least on a fair subject," observed Clinton. "Very well said, Mr. Clinton," replied the schoolmaster, with a grin "there goes wit for us, no less and originality besides. See what it is to have a great janius! ha! ha! ha!" "Well, Mr. O'Finigan," pursued Hycy, "but about the ladies? You have not given us your opinion."
The first portion of this address, we need scarcely say, was the only part of it which was properly understood, if we except a word or two at the close. "God save you, Misther Finigan." "O'Finigan, if you plase, Mrs. Cavanagh."
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