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Purcel says, your worship; for instead of that, plaise your reverence, when I threatened to come to you to get the law against him 'I'll go to Squire Driscol, says I, 'and that's the gintleman that will give me justice at any rate. 'You and Squire Driscol may go be hanged, says he; 'I don't regard him a traneen; he thinks, since he has been made into a justice of pace, that the ground's not worthy to carry him, says he.
He joined the crowds, vociferated and shouted among them at the top of his lungs, and took the liberty of laying down the law on the subject, as he termed it: that is to say, of swearing that one stick or stone of their dirty Establishment should not be left upon another, but that the whole bobbery of it must be sent to blazes where it would all go yet, plaise God.
"Very well," said Art; "if you have any that 'ill plaise yourself betther, get it; but in the mane time bring us a round o' this, an' we'll be satisfied." "Art Maguire," Toal proceeded, "you were ever and always a man out o' the common coorse." "Now, Toal, you're beginnin'," said Art; "ha, ha, ha well, any way, how is that!"
I slep', plaise your honor, in a little closet off o' the room the money was in." "Is it true that she slept there, Mr. Burke?" asked Vanston of the old man. "It is thrue, sir, God help me; that at all events is thrue." "Well, proceed," said Chevydale.
"Finigan, I wish to speak a few words to you." "O'Finigan, sir O'Finigan, Mr. Burke. It is enough, sir, to be deprived of our hereditary territories, without being clipped of our names; they should lave us those at all events unmutilated. O'Finigan, therefore, Mr. Burke, whenever you address me, if you plaise." "Well, Mr.
"Would you let me know your raison, if you plaise?" "If I plaise ay, you did well to put that in, for I don't plaise to let you know any more about it. I laughed bekaise I liked to laugh; an' I hope one may do that 'ithout being brought over the coals about it. Go to bed, an' give me another glass o' whiskey, Ted it always makes me sleep." Ted had been for some minutes evidently ruminating.
Along wid the removal of the fine you got a better note than Mr. Judas got. Do you happen to know anything about a fifty pound note cut in two halves? Eh? Am I tickling you? Do you happen to know anything about that, you traicherous apostate? If you don't, I do; and plaise God before many hours the public will know enough of it, too.
God bless me, a bit was near stickin' in my throat. Is your wather good here? and the raison why I ax you is, that I'm the devil to plaise in wather; and on that account I seldom take it without a sup o' spirits to dilute it, as the docthors say, for, indeed, that's the way it agrees with me best.
Darby, on his arrival, found him engaged in writing at his desk, and on casting his eye slightly at the paper he perceived that he was drawing out a bill of costs. "Darby, my friend," said Solomon, after the first salutations were over, "when will you enter upon the duties of your new office." "Plaise God, as soon as Mr. M'Darby leaves it which will be in a few days, I hope; and how are you, Mr.
I was hard to plaise and I am hard to plaise, and ever an' always had a dread of gettin' into bad company, especially when I knew that the same bad company was to last for life." "An ould maid, by the Rock of Cashel," said Dandy, to himself. "Blood alive, I wondher has she money; but here goes to thry.
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