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In Munster alone "it would be difficult," says a modern writer, Father Brenan, "to form an estimate of the number of converts he made, and even of the churches and religious establishments he founded." And so with all the other provinces of the island. The proof's still stand before our eyes. For, as Prof.
These he inserts under the roots, imbedded as they usually are in loose sandy earth, and then, with a quick jerk, he tosses roots, trunk, and branches, high into the air, a wonderful exhibition of gigantic power. The hunters saw all these proof's of it, as they followed the spoor. The traces of the elephant's strength were visible all along the route.
"There's no great trial of the pieces in that!" he said, as if anxious to prevent a false impression of his own merit. "No, that proof's neither for nor ag'in the rifles, seeing it was all quickness of hand and eye. I took the bird at a disadvantage, or he might have got under, again, afore the bullet reached him. But the Sarpent is too wise to mind such tricks, having long been used to them.
"When you've got to prove a thing, and haven't much to go on, you've got to wait," said T. Tembarom "to wait and keep your mouth shut, whatever happens, and to let yourself be taken for a fool or a horse- thief isn't as gilt-edged a job as it seems. But proof's what it's best to have before you ring up the curtain. You'd have to have it yourself.
"Has Nick told you then?" "On the contrary, I've told him." "You've rendered him a questionable service if you've no proof," Peter pronounced. "My proof's only that I've seen her with him. She's charming, poor dear thing." "But surely she isn't in love with every man she's charming to." "I mean she's charming to me," Nash returned. "I see her that way.
Dahlia smiled in a consummate simulation of scorn. "And your father thinks that's true." She smiled with an equal simulation of saddest pity. "And he says this: 'Proof, he says, 'proof's what I want, that she's an honest woman. He asks for you to clear yourself. He says, 'It's hard for an old man' these are his words 'it's hard for an old man to hear his daughter called..."
Dahlia smiled in a consummate simulation of scorn. "And your father thinks that's true." She smiled with an equal simulation of saddest pity. "And he says this: 'Proof, he says, 'proof's what I want, that she's an honest woman. He asks for you to clear yourself. He says, 'It's hard for an old man' these are his words 'it's hard for an old man to hear his daughter called..."
The thought originated in his own base selfishness, and was laid aside only because he had received too many proof's of his mother's affection to doubt her. When he heard that Jasper had got back he took pains to meet him. "Well, Kent," he said, with a show of intimacy which Jasper found very disagreeable, "what news from home?"
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