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Updated: May 9, 2025
An' to go to take my name too an' to leave the guilt of some other body's thraichery on me, that you knew in your burnin' sowl to be innocent me, a poor girl that has only my name an' good character to carry me through the world.
"I was down wid Misther Clinton," he proceeded; "he hard a report that there was about to be a makin' up of the differences between Kathleen there and Bryan, and he sent for me to say, that, for the girl's sake who he said was, as he had heard from all quarthers, a respectable, genteel girl he couldn't suffer a young man so full of thraichery and desate, as he had good raisons to know Bryan M'Mahon was, to impose himself upon her or her family.
"Pat," said Alley, after he had brought her up to a little back-room on the second story, "I know that your family ever and always has been an honest family, and that a stain of thraichery or disgrace was never upon one of their name." "Thank God, and you, Alley; I am proud to know that what you say is right and true." "Well, then," she replied, "it is, and every one knows it.
They approached the hall-door, with the exception of six, who stood guarding the front windows of the dwelling-house and kitchen; and, to the Dandy's astonishment, the whole party, amounting to about eighteen, entered the house without either noise or obstruction of any kind. "By Japurs," thought he to himself, "there's thraichery there, any how."
"That's the very thing, miss, that I don't know; but a strange man met me on my way here this mornin' and tould me that he was a friend to your father who was wanst a friend to him and that, if I'd see you, to put you on your guard against goin' either to the poor or sick at the hours I spoke of; and he bid me say, too, that there's bad work and thraichery about you and by no manner o' means to go any distance from your father's house ay, thraichery, an from them you'd never think o' suspectin' for it.
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