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"Sandy, if ye hurt her, I'll find twenty lads that will lay ye deed at her feet." "Haud your whisht," said Christie, very sharply, "he's no to be threetened." Sandy Liston, black and white with rage, ground his teeth together, and said, lifting his hand, "Wull ye let me go, or must I tak my hand till ye?"

Because I have fared far and seen much, am I so changed that, coming back, I shall find no welcome on the hearth of my race, and no shelter where my fathers lie?" "And are not our hearths cold over many a league? And the graves " "Whisht!" a voice broke in sternly, as Uncle Ulick thrust his way through the group. "The man says well!" he continued. "He's a Sullivan " "He's a Protestant!"

"Lots and lots of eyes are just looking, looking, and looking." "Why, Isabel, you give me the creeps," laughed Jane. "Whisht! They'll hear you," said Isabel, darting swift glances among the trees. "The dear things," said Jane. "They would love to play with you if they only knew how." This was quite a new idea to the children.

He's broodin', an' his soul is thick in a fog." "Dan, I trust you to cheer him up; but you'll not speak of me?" "Not I. He's a proud man, Black McTee, an' he'd be angered to the core of him if he thought you'd talked about him an' his love to Harrigan. Whisht, Kate, I'll handle him like fire! "The wood," he began, as McTee came in. "Did you find it on top of the hill, lad?"

I tell'd the folk at the Change, where I put up Dumple, to send ower my supper here, and the chield Mac-Guffog is agreeable to let it in; I hae settled a' that. And now let's hear your story. Whisht, Wasp, man! wow, but he's glad to see you, poor thing!

Then he came again to the mother and soothed her, with her bright head against his rough coat. 'Whisht, acushla, he said, 'sure you're famished. Aisy now, till I make a bit of fire for you. The girl watched him with wide dry eyes of despair. He gathered the embers on the hearth and set a light to them. He lit a candle and extinguished the smoking lamp, which had apparently been burning all day.

Kilfoyle heroically hustled her Thady into the house as she saw him on the brink of beginning loudly to relate his encounter with the strange man, and desired him to whisht and stay where he was in a manner so sternly repressive that he actually remained there as if he had been a pebble dropped into a pool, and not, as usual, a cork to bob up again immediately. Then Mrs.

"Arra, how can I kape her quiet, an she cryin an roarin, dyin an desarted?" "Ask Mrs. Forster to go in and coax her to stop." "Mrs. Forsther's at dhuddher ind o the town. Whisht! There she is, callin me. Youll have to gup to her, maam. Faith I wont go next or near her." "There's no use in my going up, Eliza. What can I do?" Eliza had nothing to suggest.

"Four, mother! Surely that's an unusual number even for the prolific Mrs. Fallows!" "Whisht, laddie!" said his mother, in a shocked tone, "don't talk foolishly." "But you said four, mother." "Twins the last twice," interjected Barney. "Great snakes!" cried Dick, "let us hope she won't get the habit." "But, mother," inquired Barney seriously, "what's to be done?"

"'Whisht, said Billy, 'and keep the secret. I'm earning the rent for your honour. One must do many a queer thing that pays two pound ten an acre for bad land. "This was enough: the Knight wished Billy every success, and left him amid the vociferous applause of a well satisfied audience.

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