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"It's no harse Oi have," he solemnly responded, "but Oi've wan av the finest mares in the south av Ireland an Oi'll drive ye over for six shillin'. But did ye railly swim from New Yark? Shure it's not natural."
"Will you let the little man alone?" asked Shock quietly. "Let me up, blank ye! It's yer heart's blood will pay for this." "Will you leave the little man alone?" asked Shock in a relentlessly even tone. "Yis, yis," groaned Carroll. "Me wrist's bruk, so it is. But Oi'll be afther doin' f'r yez, ye blank, blank " Carroll's profanity flowed in a copious stream.
Oi'm his lad." "He's coming with me later," said Nelson. "Won't you too?" "Maybe," said Blob. "When Oi got ma money." "Plenty o killing, you know, Blob," said the Parson slyly. Blob rippled off into roguish laughter. "Oi'll coom," he said. "Mate, pudden and killin that's what Oi loike." Nelson stood at the gangway. "Good-bye, Kit.
It's real things we're afther votin' for in New York." Peter laughed. "I've got to take you in hand, Dennis, and you've got to take me in hand. I think we both need each other's help. Yes, I'll come to the primary. Will they let me vote?" "The dirty spalpeens will never dare to stop yez! Thank yez, sir. Oi'll be along for yez about eight." "Remember, though, Dennis I don't say how I'll vote."
On reaching his home he followed his groom to the stable, and said, quietly: "You are an old family servant, but you must now give me positive assurance that I can trust you. There is a riot in the city, and there is no telling what house will be safe. Will you mount guard night and day in my absence?" "Faix, sur, I will. Oi'll sarve ye as I did yer fayther afore ye."
In a moment, however, recollection came back to him and he tried to raise himself up, only to fall back on Mr Mackay's supporting knee; and, then, he called out piteously what had probably been his cry for hours previously as he lay cramped up in the darkness of the forepeak: "Hey, let Oi out, measter, and Oi'll never do it no more!
Jack ha' brought over all moi books, for oi couldn't make shift to carry them and use moi crutches, and oi'll explain all the pictures to Jarge jest as Maister Ned explained 'em to oi."
Dom me sowl, but Oi'll make that Swanson think the whole dom mounting has slid down on top o' him the lazy, dhrunken Swade." The heavy pick-handle swinging in his hand his grim, red face glowing angrily beneath the sputtering flame of the lamp stuck in his hat, the irate Burke strode swiftly back into the gloomy passage, muttering gruffly.
"An' is it whither Oi'll take care ov him ye're afther axin' me?" said my chum, taking hold of Jocko as he spoke. "Begorrah, ye jist coom to me arrums, ye little baiste, and show Misther Blockley how fond yez are ov me, ye divvle!"
A foine broth av a bhoy is Frank Merriwell, an' whin he knows ye hilped save th' girrul, Oi'll shtake me loife he pays ye well fer it." The Irishman was doing his level best to win the Indian over, and his words were not without effect. After a while Red Ben said: "You go to um Merriwell, ask how much he give Ben to bring gal. Ask if him swear Ben no git hurt.
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