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You have now sarious duties to perform, which you cannot neglect but you will not neglect them; and be assured, I say again, that I shall feel pleasure in rendhering you every assistance in my power in the cultivation and improvement of your farm. 'Go over, both of you, says my father, 'and thank his honor, and promise to do everything he says. Accordingly, we did so; I made my scrape as well as I could, and Mary blushed to the eyes, and dropp'd her curtshy.

'I'm on my way, Sir, to the Mills, where my client, Mrs. Nutter, that my client's rights are clear and irresistible, in order that you may use any interest you may have with that ill-advised faymale and I'm told she respects your advice and opinion highly to induce her to submit without further annoyance; and I tell you, in confidence, she has run herself already into a very sarious predicament.

"The news!" exclaimed the major, as soon as he got a glimpse of his messenger. "What mean these volleys, and how comes on my father in front?" "Is it what do they mane?" answered Mike. "Well, there's but one maning to powther and ball, and that's far more sarious than shillelah wor-r- k.

There's a big local praicher in London, they're telling me, that's hot for joining the public-house to the church, and turning the parsons into the publicans. That's what they all were on the Isle of Man in ould days gone by, and pity they're not so still. Oh, I've been giving it my sarious thoughts, sir. I've been making it a subject for prayer.

"Throth he will, and a sarious loss for among ourselves, there was none o' them like him." "'Gives a glance of its blue "I think I ought to go to the wake to-night. I know it's a bit of a descent on my part, but still it is scarcely more than is due to a decent neighbor. Yes, I shall go; it is determined on."

Now, Peggy, sit closer to me acushla! Now, Peggy, are you fond o' me at all? Tell thruth, now." "Fond o' you! Sure you know all the girls is fond of you. Aren't you the boy for deludin' them? ha, ha, ha?" "Come, come, you shaver; that won't do. Be sarious. If you knew how my heart's warmin' to you this minute, you'd fall in love wid my shadow. Come, now, out wid it.

"Nick, my name's not Tom O'Brien, or we have got the divil up-stairs! but what he's up to it's hard to say: although I thought it was jist as well to let him take up his quarthers here, seem that I'll be able to keep an eye on him now that the times are becomin sarious."