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Updated: May 12, 2025
The two workmen, pleasant of mood, ready for a joke, not altogether averse to helping if this proved to be "the right guy," halted and stepped into the road just to look the poor noble car over. It was the lure of the fine machine. "Met with an accident?" Jim remarked affably, as if it were something to enjoy. "Had toire thrubble?" added Tom, punching the collapsed tires.
This was all they could gain from her. "Don't thrubble the poor young lady," interposed old Peter, compassionately. "Sure, the heart's put acrass in her wid the fright. Lave her be till mornin'." There seemed nothing else to be done, so Polly was left in charge of her mother and sister, while the men, headed by Dick, who carried a lantern, set out to examine the grounds.
Her face turned white. "We won't talk of that; there was a price to be paid and it's paid. Will is free, that's a comfort." "Yes," said Mother Bunch. "But there's a sore thrubble on ye, honey. I see it in your eyes. I'm glad the lad's free. Ef they consailed a lad like that in prison why it would have been the death of him, my dear. Will's the boy that must have his liberty.
He motioned her with a disdainful movement of the elbow to take it away. Would Maloney never come! He was coming, hat in hand, and running for dear life across the potato-paddock. Behind him was his man. Behind his man Sal, out of breath. Behind her, Mrs. Maloney and the children. "Phwat's the thrubble?" cried Maloney. "Bit be a dif adher? O, be the tares of war!"
"When did they tell you to come here to-day?" "'Twas yisterday, sir. Miss Julie, she sinds wurrud for me to come this marnin' to clane, as they do be havin' a party last night. Ach, that this thrubble should come!" "There, now, Mrs. Flaherty, never mind your personal feelings. We're in a hurry."
I make this explanation, as the reader may have noticed a difference in his dialect at different times. "We shall meet again, boy!" said Fairfax, menacingly, turning at the distance of a few feet. "Thank you, sir. You needn't thrubble yourself," said Andy, "I ain't anxious to mate you." "When we do meet, you'll know it," said the other. "Maybe I will.
An' so he dances fr'm wan par-rt th' wurruld to another like a riochous an' happy flea, an' divvle th' bit iv progress he makes, on'y thrubble f'r others an' a merry life f'r himsilf." "If England wint to war with France," said Mr. Hennessy, suddenly, "I'd be f'r France." "So ye wud, Hinnissy. So ye wud," said Mr. Dooley.
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