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'Port, if you plaise, says Mr. Goldsmith, laughing. And we had SIX RHYMES FOR ARISTOTLE before we left the coffee-house that evening.
On making their appearance again, Finnerty approached M'Carthy, and exclaimed as before, but on this occasion with a loud and earnest voice, "Come, sir, get up if you plaise; it's time for you to meet the car." To this M'Carthy made no reply. "Come, sir," repeated Finnerty, "bounce; hillo, I say, Mr.
Mrs Temple had known little indeed nothing of the habits of such a class as that to which our gay friend belonged; but be this as it may, his last words struck her quickly and forcibly. "Do you make purchases, then?" she said. "I do, ma'am, plaise your honor," replied the pedlar. "Stop a moment, then," she replied. "I have some superfluous articles of dress that I may dispose of."
"Thee cas'n goo no vurder," Bill Blacksmith saith to me: "nawbody 'lowed to crass the vord, until such time as Faggus coom; plaise God us may mak sure of 'un." "Amen, zo be it," says I; "God knoweth I be never in any hurry, and would zooner stop nor goo on most taimes." 'Wi' that I pulled my vittles out, and zat a horsebarck, atin' of 'em, and oncommon good they was.
"What brought your husband to me, my good woman?" "Bhe dha husth; fag a rogarah lumsa." "He's comin' to it, plaise your reverence," said the wife.
"Well, Lanty, what's the matter? how is your master?" "Plaise your honor," said the lad, "I think you ought to go to him; he's at the last gasp, sir; if you'd see the way his face is, and his eyes." "He is worse, then?" "I don't think it's so much sickness, sir, as " "As what?"
"Well, well," exclaimed Dandy, casting down his hand, with vexatious, vehemence, against the open air; "by the piper o' Moses, I'm the stupidest man that ever peeled a phatie. Troth, I was so engaged, sir, that I forgot it; but I'll remember it to-night, plaise goodness." "Ah, Dandy," exclaimed his master, smiling, "I fear you are a faithless swain.
When de cap'n finds de ship make too much water, he keep her 'float by fixin' a sail under her." "You may say what ye plaise, but before a sail could be thrummed an' passed under her keel, she'll be many fathoms down into the depths of the ocean.
I shall not in future travel unarmed, and he that hem ahem he that will mistake me for a timid man will find out his error maybe when it's too late. Come, Hourigan, what charge is this you have against Mr. Purcel?" "Plaise your honor, he abused, and assaulted, and bate me until I didn't know for a time whether I was alive or dead." "How was that, Hourigan, sir?"
Arra, salvation to me, but the prospect's a born beauty, so it is, and will be rayalized yet, plaise God." "Too much wealth, sir, is an enemy to religion." "Well, Pettier, that may be so occasionally; but here's your health, and in the meantime, I didn't care that some of us had a little more of it.
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