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Googe, steppin' up to him wid a glint in his eye that Jim didn't mind he was so mad; an' instid of repatin' it quiet-like, Jim says, steppin' outside the shed when he see the boss an' Mr. Googe followin' him, loud enough for the whole shed to hear: "I don't take orders from no convic's an' then " Maggie laid her hand suddenly over her heart as if in pain, "Take that back, McCann, says Mr.
Docthor, if it wouldn't be makin' too free, maybe you'd oblage me wid repatin' it over again?" "I can never have any hesitation," replied the priest, "in repeating anything to his advantage I stated, Darby, that young Misther O'Shaughnessy was a youth of whom my opinion was decidedly peculiar keep basting; child, you're forgetting the goose now; did you never see a priest's boots before?"
Well, then, he said, sir but sure I'm only repatin' his wicked words he said, sir, that if you were cut up into the size of snipe shot, there would be as much roguery in the least grain of you, as would corrupt a nation of pickpockets." "Poor man! I forgive him. Do you not see me smile, Darby?" "I do, indeed, sir."
Let nobody say there's not a hell; isn't there it plain from Scripthur?" "I wish you had the Scripthur tied about your neck!" replied Anthony. "How fond of it one o' the greatest thieves that ever missed the rope is! Why the fellow could plan a roguery with any man that ever danced the hangman's hornpipe, and yet he be's repatin' bits an' scraps of ould prayers, an' charms, an' stuff. Ay, indeed!
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