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"'With aquil beauty formed, and aquil grace, Hers the soft blushes of the opening morn, And his the radiance of the risen day." "It's night now, misther, if you plaise," returned Hogan, gruffly; "but we don't want your opinion here stick to your pothooks and hangers keep to your trade."
"Why, the gallows, sir ha! ha! ha! but don't forget the O if you plaise ever and always the big O before Finigan ha! ha! ha!" "Come, Clinton," said Hycy, "move on a little. D n that fellow!" he cried "he's a sneering scoundrel; and I'm half inclined to think he has more in him than one would be apt to give him credit for." "By the way, what could the visit to Ahadarra mean?" asked Clinton.
As John Fry whispered, so I did, for he was off Smiler by this time; but our two pads were too fagged to go far, and began to nose about and crop, sniffing more than they need have done. I crept to John's side very softly, with the bridle on my arm. "Let goo braidle; let goo, lad. Plaise God they take them for forest-ponies, or they'll zend a bullet through us."
Yes, and when all is over, then my mind will be at aise; this black thing that's inside o' me for years drivin' me on, on, on will go about his business; and then, plaise goodness, I can repent comfortably and like a Christian. Oh, dear me! my head!" At length the important morning, fraught with a series of such varied and many-colored events, arrived.
"Beggin' your pardon, your worship an' before you begin as I was comin' down here a while agone," said Hourigan, "I seen a strange and suspicious-lookin' man inside the hedge at the shrubbery below; he was an ill-faced villain, plaise your reverence, an' I thought I seen his pockets stickin' out as if he had pistols in them. I thought it better to tell your worship."
"Keep the shop, Polly," said the old man sharply, "and don't make the same mistake you made awhile ago give away a stone o' meal for half a stone. No wondher for us to be poor at sich a rate of doin' things as that. Walk in, if you plaise, sir." They accordingly entered the room, and the stranger, after they had taken seats, resumed,
"And he's to make me steward; begad, and if I don't make a good one, I'll make an honest one. Faith, at all events, Ellen, we'll be in a condition to provide for the childre', plaise God." Ellen gave him a blushing look of reproach, and desired him to keep a proper tongue in his head. "But what will we do with the five hundred, Ellen, that the squire and Mr. Reilly made up between them?"
Why thin, your Reverence, Katty an' I war thinkin', that as there's only three of us, an' the town's afore us, where we'll rest a while, plaise God for by that time the shower that's away over there will be comin' down; that as there's but three of us, would it be any harm if we sed a bit of a Rosary, and your Reverence to join us?"
"How far have you come this morning, my poor woman?" he inquired. "From the ride of the Sliebeen More Mountains, plaise your reverence." "What, in your present dress! without shoe or stocking?" "True enough, sir; but indeed it was little the cowld, or sleet, or frost, troubled me."
"Married, no; he tould me himself this momin' that it's not his intention ever to marry 'till he meets a purty girl to plaise him; he'll keep a loose foot, he says, and an aisy conscience till then, he says; but the saicret is this, he never aits flesh mate of a Friday when he emit get it.
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