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But musha good gracious, he needn't ha' throubled himself to be gettin' them that sizable. Somethin' the bigness of a hedge-sparrer's, or maybe a weeny white butterfly's, 'ud ha' plinty stren'th enough for the job, if that was all they had to do."
'What's that for you? sez she, and: 'The laws bless us, sez Martha, 'is it after takin' that you are? And what's to become of them crathurs up at Lisconnel? 'Och blathers, sez Tishy, 'you needn't be lettin' on you didn't well know all this while I had it. Sure th'ould one might ha' plinty more hidden away on us. Anyway, I left them somethin' to get along wid, sez she."
"Sure we made a shift to bring a few of the best chickens we had along wid us, and sorry we'd ha' been to lose her, and she a won'erful layer, and after you a-givin' her to us in a prisint that way." "There was some talk that time," said Jerry, "about me and Bessy." "Ay, true for you, there was," said Mrs. Joyce, in eager assent, "plinty of talk."
They to give all, daughter and all, and get nothing at all, not their choice even of the man, the villain that's to rob 'em of all without thanks even; and of all the plinty of bachelors there are in the parish for the girl that has money, that daughter will go and pick and choose out the very man the father mislikes beyond all others, and then it's "Oh! if I could help it!" Asy talking! Honor.
"Well, sir, the first evening I ever went into Larry's store, I hadn't been in a minute until he said to me: 'Oi'm all full up; Oi've got plinty of it, I doon't give a dom pwhat ye're silling. "I paid no attention to him, as I had heard of him; instead of going out I bought a cigar and sat down by the stove.
Dan replied, "Och, they're plinty long enough," and sent a thick swarm of fiery bees flitting up the dark-throated chimney. That evening when Dan closed the broad-leaved forge doors, he shut himself out into a world as black and white as moonlight on turf and snow could make it.
"Ah, sure, I settled in me own mind to be spendin' me shillin' on it, and that's the way it is," Hugh said resignedly. "Maybe she'll have more wit, the bit of a crathur; she might never put it on. So now I've on'y to see after Paddy Ryan's rapin'-hook, and then I'm done. And is it carryin' them two bags all the way home you'd be? Sure there's plinty of room for them on the baste."
I been so long doin' nothin'; two months now, sor, since I been on a box." I worked on for a minute without answering. Hanging wall-paper by standing on a box was probably the way they did it in the country, the ceilings being low. "No work?" I said, aimlessly. As long as he kept still I didn't care what he talked or laughed about. "Plinty, sor an' summer's the time to do it.
With all the pleasure in life, if I had not a fut to stand upon. HOPE. BIDDY follows with a dish smoking hot. Biddy. And I hope you'll find it an iligant Scotch hash, and there's innions plinty sure the best I had I'd give you; for I'm confident now he's the true thing and tho' he is Scotch, he desarves to be Irish, every inch of him. An Irish Cabin. The Kitchen.
I was up with me man Pat's a sore fut, an' I was bathin' it to quiet him. I seen yer lights. Ye sit up till ahl hours, I know, but I cud see the shadow movin' up and down. I says to Pat, 'He's the toothache, maybe, and me with plinty of rimidies nixt door." She turned her attention to the tiny creature in her lap.
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