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Ormond gazed on him for a few instants, then snatched him in his arms, and burst into an agony of tears. Sheelah, who had let the child in, now came and carried him away. "God be thanked for them tears," said she, "they will bring relief;" and so they did. The necessity for manly exertion the sense of duty pressed upon Ormond's recovered reason.
There was, as Sheelah said, "plenty of cake, and wine, and tea, and tobacco, and snuff every thing handsome as possible, and honourable to the deceased, who was always open-handed and open-hearted, and with open house too."
"You shall have none, madam, henceforward, from Harry Ormond." "'Tis well, sir. Come away, Sheelah." "Oh! wait, dear Och! I am too old," said Sheelah, groaning as she rose slowly. "I'm too slow entirely for these quick passions." "Passions!" cried Dora, growing scarlet and pale in an instant: "what do you mean by passions, Sheelah?" "I mean changes," said Sheelah, "changes, dear.
Sheelah, who inwardly grieved most, went about incessantly among the crowd, serving all, seeing that none, especially them who came from a distance, should be neglected and that none should have to complain afterwards, "or to say that any thing at all was wanting or niggardly." Mrs.
"French! sure Black Connal's Irish born!" said Sheelah: "that much I know, any way." A servant knocked at the door with King Corny's request that the ladies would come down stairs, to see, as the footman added to his master's message, to see old Mr. Connal and the French gentleman. "There! French, I told you," said Mademoiselle, "and quite the gentleman, depend upon it, my dear come your ways."
Oh no!" for she saw him then, an inert little heap at Sheelah's feet. She gathered him up in her arms. "I won't! I won't go, Sheelah! I'm waiting. She promis " in drowsy murmur. "She's here she's come, Murray! Mamma's come home to put you to bed Little Silly, open your eyes and see mamma!" And he opened them and saw the love in her eyes before he saw her. Sleep took instant wings. He sprang up.
It was fortunate for Moriarty that King Corny, not having the use of his nether limbs, could not attend even in his gouty chair to administer the medicines he had made, and to see them fairly swallowed. Sheelah, whose conscience was easy on this point, contented herself with giving him a strict charge to "take every bottle to the last drop."
"I'll telephone to Sheelah," Murray's mother decided, aloud, "then I'll run along back to Cicely's. I've always wanted to see Irving in that play." But it was seven o'clock before she telephoned. She was to have been at home at half-past seven. "That you, Sheelah? I'm not coming out to-night not until morning. I'm going to the theatre. Tell Murray I'll bring him a present.
After a silence, which brought them to the chicken-yard door, where Sheelah was "to quit his arm," she leaned heavily again, "The marriage that they are all talking of in the kitchen, and every where through the country Miss Dora's marriage with White Connal, is reprieved for the season. She axed time till she'd be seventeen very rasonable.
"I know that, Peggy, an' be the same token, I want no fortune at all wid you but yourself, darlin'. In the mane time, to show you that I could get a fortune Dhera Lorha Heena, I could have a wife wid a hundre an' twenty guineas!" Peggy received this intelligence much in the same manner as Larry and Sheelah had received it. Her mirth was absolutely boisterous for at least ten minutes.
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