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I made sure that yous must both be under the daisy-quilt, an' me first thought was to send some money to the reverend gentleman, whoever he may be, that's parish priest in Clonkeen now, an' ax him to put up a rale handsome monument over your remains; but by the greatest good fortune I came across poor Bill Kinsella not long sence, an' he tould me yous were to the fore, an' not a sign o' dyin' on yous yet."
"You should have told me, Father Marty." "By the great God above me, I did not believe that a man could be such a villain! As I look for glory I did not think it possible! I should have tould you! Neither did I nor did Mistress O'Hara know or believe that the man was alive. And what has the man to do with it? Is she vile because he has been guilty?
A look expressive of both displeasure and astonishment marred the classic features of the hireling. Putting her broom aside and placing her arms akimbo she exclaimed in an injured tone: "And it's a dayther you've got now? So it's three in family you are! When I took the place it's two you tould me there was!" "Well, with your kind permission," replied Mrs. Rossmore, "there will be three in future.
Then, agin, how manny things he tould me of the times we had together, an' he even asked me if Teresa Flynn, his sweetheart afore he wint off, was livin' still. Oh, as thrue as ye're sittin' there! Poor thing, she was married. An' he remembered how fond he was o' rice puddin' ice cold. An' he knew Louis Everard the minute he shtud forninst him in the door.
"I don't care what you have about you you have not the truth about ye, nor in ye," says I; "ye are a liar, Pat Coxe," says I: so he cocked the pistol at me, saying, that would prove me a coward with that I wrenched the pistol from him, and bet him in a big passion. Mr. Carv. But it is not yet proved that this man has told any lies. Randal. If he has tould no lies, I wronged him. Catty.
Hayes with the name that he bore. "What! you know Captain Geraldine?" said Mr. Ballance, who was perfectly well acquainted with the carpenter's wife. "In coorse she does. Hasn't she known me these tin years? Are we not related? Didn't she give me the very horse which I rode, and, to make belave, tould you I'd bought in London?" "Let her tell her own story.
"Any way, there are crocky-dolls, if there ain't any bears. I saw a funny, long thing come out of the water the other day, and 'Liza said she guessed it was a crocky-doll." "Tould it eat me up?" demanded Kenneth, hastily. "I don't think it could eat you all up at once," said Zaidee, cautiously; "but it might take bites out of you."
"It 'mazes me, sir," he said, "a gentleman o' your age and bringin' up to know all that you tould us this mornin'. It 'ud be no wonder now for a man like me, come to be the shock o' corn fully ripe leastways yallow and white enough outside if there bean't much more than milk inside it yet, it 'ud be no mystery for a man like me who'd been brought up hard, and tossed about well-nigh all the world over why, there's scarce a wave on the Atlantic but knows Old Rogers!"
"Do, sir! go to America, to join my husband sure; every thing was to have been sold, Monday last but nobody has any money and I am tould it will cost a great deal to get across the sea." At this she burst into tears and cried most bitterly; and at this moment the carriage door flew open Moriarty's impatience could be no longer restrained he flung himself into the arms of his wife.
And now as your hanner has behaved like a gentleman to me I will tell ye all my history. I was born in the city of Dublin, that is in the village of Donnybrook, as I tould your hanner before.
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