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And so he is going to see her just as soon as the lumbago lets him up out of bed. Well, Josie O'Gorman, it looks as though you would have to change jobs again." From the postoffice Josie went to a ticket office.
I will accept whatever punishment the law decrees." O'Gorman nodded his head. "I know exactly how you feel about it, Mr. Hathaway," he said, "and I sympathize with you most earnestly. Will you allow me to sit down awhile? Thank you." He took a chair facing that of the hunted man. Agatha, seeing this, seated herself on the door-step. Nan maintained her position, leaning through the open window.
As O'Gorman gave utterance to the last words of his preparatory speech, he fixed his eyes steadfastly upon the Frenchman. His look confirmed every one in the belief that the allusion had been to the latter. Le Gros at first quailed before the Irishman's glance; but, perceiving the necessity of putting a bold front on the matter, he made an endeavour to reciprocate it. "Sacre bleu!" he exclaimed.
If it is not well, then it will not be found; and that is all there is about it." "Oi tell ye it will be found; it must be found!" shouted O'Gorman, goaded to fury at the suggestion that perhaps, after all, a dire disappointment lay in store for him.
"Monsieur," said the Frenchman, "I will gladly do anything in my power to help you; but as to effecting your rescue " he glanced expressively at O'Gorman and his companions, and shrugged his shoulders in a way that very clearly indicated his helplessness. Here O'Gorman cut in. "Well, what has the ould chap got to say for himsilf?" he demanded. "Why," answered I, "you heard what he said.
Then, steering full and by, half an hour's sailing sufficed to bring the summit of the hill to the required compass-bearing of south-east, half-south, whereupon we bore dead away for it, and, leaving O'Gorman in charge of the deck, I sprang into the fore rigging and mounted to the crosstrees, from which commanding elevation I intended to con the brig to her anchorage.
But I won't wear your uniform; I can't afford to allow the glorious red-white-and-blue to look dowdy, as it would on my unseemly form." Josie O'Gorman had been in Dorfield several days before Mary Louise showed her the traitorous circulars that had been issued by some unknown obstructionist.
During the period to which I am now referring, O'Gorman and his men did no work whatever, but after each had succeeded in satisfactorily concealing his own share of treasure spent their time in strolling aimlessly sometimes alone, and sometimes in parties of two or three together about the island, hunting for fruit, or climbing the cocoa-nut trees to get at the nuts.
A dead silence followed this bold announcement on my part, which was at length broken by O'Gorman, who, looking round upon his motley crowd of followers, demanded: "Well, bhoys, you've heard what the gintleman says. Have anny of ye annything to say agin it?" "Yes; I have," answered the irrepressible Price.
Leslie Stephen does not rail against Boswell for his drinking powers; Burns is not outlawed for his devotion to John Barlycorn; Byron and Sheridan are not beyond pardon because they often went drunk to bed; and some of the greatest statesmen of last century and this, including Pitt and Fox, are not considered the basest of men because they exercised that right which Major O'Gorman claims for all Irishmen "to drink as much as they can carry."
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