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"Thank you, sir," replied Bryan, with an air of deep dejection, "but I am sorry to say it is now too late I am done with the country, and with those that misrepresented me, for ever." Chevydale looked at him with deep attention for a moment, then whispered something to Vanston, who smiled, and nodded his head approvingly. Jemmy Burke now prepared to go.
"Here, Hycy," said he, "read that; I'm safe yet, thank God, and not a ruined man, as the villains thought to make me." "By my soul and honor, Bryan," exclaimed the other, "that is noble on the part of Vanston, especially towards an individual from whom, as well as from his whole family, he has ever experienced the strongest opposition.
"You never doubted me, Dora," said Bryan, as they went along "you never supposed for a moment that I could" he paused. "I know," he added, "that it doesn't look well; but you never supposed that I acted from treachery, or deceit, or want of affection or respect for my religion? You don't suppose that what all the country is ringin' with that I took a bribe or made a bargain with Vanston is true?"
I have already served him essentially, in fact saved him from ruin, and I am very glad of it." "I really feel very much gratified, Major Vanston, that I have had it in my power," replied Hycy, "to render you any service of importance; and if I ever should stand in need of a favor at your hands, I shall not hesitate to ask it." "Nor I to grant it, Mr.
"You are undher a mistake there, Major Vanston, with great respect," replied the priest. "It wasn't I but my senior curate, Father M'Pepper; and he has already been reprimanded by his Bishop." "Well," replied the other, "I am glad to hear it.
"Why, I never promised to vote for Vanston," he replied; "an' what is more but who said I did?" "On the day before yesterday," she proceeded, "two gentlemen came to our house to canvass votes, and they stated plainly that you had promised to vote for them that is for Vanston." "Well, Kathleen, all I can say is, that the statement is not true.
"You know," replied the priest, "that you cannot be taken by surprise; because I myself told you the substance of the strong suspicions that are against you." Bryan M'Mahon now entered, and was cordially greeted by Vanston and we may add rather kindly, in manner at least, by Chevydale.
I wish we had those M'Mahons out of the country. Vanston has paid that d d goose Chevydale a visit, and I fear that unless the Ahadarra man and his father, and the whole crew of them, soon leave the country, we shall break down in our object." "Do you tell me so?" said the gauger, starting; "by Jove, it is well I know this in time." "I don't understand." "Why," continued.
Hycy met that night in Teddy Phat's still-house, in Glendearg, an' went home together across the mountains aftherward." "Well, Mr. Burke, what have you to say to this?" asked Chevydale. "Why," replied Hycy, "that it's a very respectable conspiracy as it stands, supported by the thief and vagabond, and the beggar's brat." "Was there any investigation at the time of its occurrence?" asked Vanston.
Let us only become unanimous, and England will respect us as she did when we were unanimous upon other occasions." "I feel, and am perfectly sensible of the truth of what you say," replied Vanston, "and I am certain that, in mere self-defence, we must identify ourselves with the people whose interests most unquestionably are ours."
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