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Updated: June 25, 2025
Didn't you want to?" "Well, of all the men! Drivin' right off without waitin' to say thankye to the child, or take leave, or anything!" "Seemed to me as if SHE took leave." "But she was comin' back! And I wanted to ask " "I guess you asked enough for one while. Ask the rest to-morra." Mrs.
"Alas, carissima mia, to-morra you sall haf all! But dis place is so remote." "It is not remote," said Minnie. "It's close by roads and villages and things. Why, here is Ethel; she has been in a village where there are houses, and people, and as many chairs as she wants." "Oh, mees, eef you will but wait an' be patient eef you will but wait an' see how tender I will be, an' how I lof you."
In an ordinary way, a police-constable's life is like a parson's: they see more'n most men o' what's goin' on, but they don't belong to it. You can't properly hobnob with a chap that, like as not, you'll be called on to marry or bury to-morra, nor stand him a drink nor be stood when, quite as like, next time you'll be servin' a summons. There's a Jane on both sides." "A who?"
"Och tub-be sure, not at all," he would answer cheerfully, "I wouldn't look to there bein' e'er a one sooner than to-morra. I hadn't the notion of expectin' a letter whatever. 'Twas just for the enjoyment of the bit of a walk I went." "Why tub-be sure it was. But be comin' in, man, for you're fit to dhrop, and be gettin' your ould brogues dhried.
He's a poor little crathur; the face of him this instant isn't the width of a ha'penny herrin'." "And he so continted," said Mrs. Quin, "until he took his fantigue. Rael quare it is." "Most things do be quare and ugly these times," said Mrs. Ahern, "Goodness help us all. There's poor Mrs. Duff thravellin' off to-morra, to go stay wid her brother at Gortnakil.
"Well, at any rate, I think it's very horrid in you to shut me up here. You might let me walk outside in the woods. I'm so awfully fond of the woods." Girasole smiled faintly. "And so you sall have plenty of de wood but to-morra. You wait here now. All safe oh yes secura all aright oh yes slip to-night, an' in de mornin' early you sall be mine.
What wid fire and water, that'll be no place to sleep in," he said, pointing to the still smoking door. "The Mahonys 'ud take us in for to-night, and to-morra early we're off to me sister's and next day to Queenstown. 'Twill be a grand thing for the childer to be settled near their uncle Tom, that's doin' right well in New Jersey, in case anythin' happint me.
"It'll be a fine morning to-morra, and ther'll be a boat going away to Kelpie for a peekneek in the ruins," said the porter, as the consul and his fair companions looked doubtfully from the windows of the cheerful hall. A picnic in the sacred ruins of Kelpie!
But I'm not come to stop on you," he added, speaking faster, "on'y just for this night. Early to-morra I must be off to Ardnacreagh, and try for the taichin' there again. 'Twas on'y on account of bringin' the books I came this way. I'll be on the road quite early." His insistence on this point made, somehow, a very melancholy impression on Felix; but he replied jovially: "Is it to-morra?
"I'll take thee, Charlie," said Myatt, resuming his calm. The whistle sounded. And several orders were given to clear the field. Eight minutes had been lost over a broken leg, but Stirling said that the referee would surely deduct them from the official time, so that after all the game would not be shortened. "I'll be up yon, to-morra morning," said the little man. Myatt nodded and departed.
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