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When they are enough, put them into a Cullendar to drain before the Fire. Flounders are only to be gutted, and the Skins wash'd with Water and Salt, and being well dry'd with a Cloth, flour them, and fling them into the Pan, and use them as you did the Soles. The Plaise are to be done in the same manner as the Flounders. Whitings must be treated in the same manner as the former.
On the present occasion, he looked at Mave, and said: "I hate sick people, Mave, an' I won't go home; but, whisper, when you see Peggy Murtagh's father, tell him that I'll have her in a coach, yet, plaise God, an' he'll take the curse off o' me, when he hears it, maybe, an' all will be right."
"'Well, then, says he, 'if you haven't, 'hair-soup, which was as much as to say makin' his own fun before the strangers that I ought to boil my very wig to plaise him my front, I mane, 'maybe, says he, 'you have oxtail. Well, flesh and blood could hardly bear that, and I said it was a scandal for him to treat an industrious, un-projected widow in such a way; 'if you want a dinner, Mr.
I can tell a story, sir, at a wake, or an my kailee wid a, neighbor, as well as e'er a man in the five parishes. The people say I'm very long headed all out, and can see far into a thing. They do, indeed, plaise your reverence." "Very good."
"Very well," said Pat, "I am quite simultaneous to the wishes of the company; but you will plaise to observe, that there is clay which is moist, and clay which is not moist. Now, under certain circumstances, the clay which is not moist, ought to be made moist, and one of those circumstances that in which any larned person becomes loquacious, and indulges in narrative.
"Isn't these blessed times that's coming, plaise your reverence," said M'Mahon, "when we'll be done wid these tithes, and have the millstone taken from our necks altogether?"
It has been the custom, I say, at the revels given in his honor, that he should elect as the belle the fairest of the fair a custom that has my warmest approval; a dieu ne plaise that any one of my descendants should be ungallant enough to discontinue it; indeed rather than our fore-fathers should father such an one," he said in gay tones, "I prefer that I, Eau Clair, should be the last of our name.
To this the countryman prepared to reply, first, by two or three additional shrugs; secondly, by raising his right elbow, and pulling up all that remained of the collar of his tattered cothamore, or great coat, after which he gave a hem. "Have you no tongue, my good fellow?" A shrug "hem why, sir, but that was a great sarmon you praiched on last Sunda', plaise you honor.
"Why, sir, on Monday week; and on next Sunday, sir, I'm to read my rekintation, plaise God." "But I didn't intend that you should go to such lengths as that however, that's your own affair." "But, Captain ahagur, sure it's on your account I'm doin' it won't it enable me to get the blind side of him about one or two tilings we want to come at."
"The Ahernes, sir, up in the mountains behind Lisnagola beyant." "And who recommended you to Mr. Arthur?" "His brother-in-law, sir, one Frank Finnerty, in the mountains above; that is, they're both marrid upon the two shisthers, plaise your honor." "And what caused you to leave your native place?" "Why, sir, my father houlds a bit o' land; he owed some tithe, sir, and "
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