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She's yours out-an'-out no doubt av that; an' sure but it's dead bate an' heart-broke intoirely I'd be, so I would, if it wasn't for the widdy here, that's a frind in time av nade, an' has a heart that's worth its weight in goold sovereigns." "His Majesty" now took another long, long pull at the black bottle.
Oh the crame av disruption is an Oirish rig'mint, an' rippin', tearin', ragin' scattherers in the field av war! My first rig'mint was Oirish Faynians an' rebils to the heart av their marrow was they, an' so they fought for the Widdy betther than most, bein' contrairy Oirish. They was the Black Tyrone. You've heard av thim, Sorr? Heard of them!
The cuss o' Crom'll lie heavy on ye for mistreatin' a poor, lone widdy woman! "'Well, ma'am, says I, 'I wouldn't take the loss of the money to heart. When the gentleman sees your face he won't care. Usually, you can kinder edge around the rough places with that game of talk. But it didn't go here. "'Aggh, g'wan, ye bald-headed ol' pepper-mint lozenger! she hollers.
The Widdy Bourke's thatch was set in a blaze, "and it was a livin' miracle that the whole of them wasn't frizzled up like a pan of fryin' herrin's." It may have been ten days or so after this that a good many of the neighbours had dropped in one evening at Mrs. Doyne's.
"Now, indeed, the tables are turned," said Dominick with a great sigh of relief, as he drew in his oar. "Yes; if the wind holds," said the doctor, glancing back anxiously. "It'll howld," said Malone firmly. "Who made you so sure a judge of weather?" demanded Jenkins. "Sure it isn't me as is judge. It's the widdy.
'Thrue, my son! This jam thing that I'm talkin' about lasted for five minutes good, an' thin we got our arms clear an' wint in. I misremimber exactly fwhat I did, but I didn't want Dinah to be a widdy at the Depot. Thin, after some promishkuous hackin' we shtuck again, an' the Tyrone behin' was callin' us dogs an' cowards an' all manner av names; we barrin' their way.
New joys, new hopes, new sensations had been aroused. Before leaving, Dick Martin took John Binning aside, and in a low but firm voice said "you're right, sir. A grievous sin does lie heavy on me. I robbed Mrs Mooney, a poor widdy, of her little bag o' savin's twenty pounds it was." The latter part of this confession was accidentally overheard by Bob Lumsden.
My pullet's white, and I set a heap on't an' wouldn't sell it to nobody as come askin' oncivil questions of a lone, lorn widdy. Besides, the cat eat it up las' week, feathers 'n' all." Mr. Breynton concluded there was not much information to be had in that quarter, and drove on. A little way farther they came across a small boy turning somersets in the ditch. Mr.
"He had a house back iv my place, he ownded th' fifty feet frontin' on Grove Sthreet, bought it fr'm a man named Grogan, an' 'twas rinted be a widdy lady be th' name iv Sullivan, wife iv a bricklayer iv th' same name. He was sthridin' into th' Widow Sullivan's house; an' says he, 'Mistress Sullivan, he says.
Had a little angel boy once myself; he's gone to Californy now, an'clock I'm a lone, lorn widdy. "Little gal, whar's yer manners? laughin'clock at a poor ole creetur like me! Come out here, and le's hear ye say that beautiful psalm of Dr. Watts now!" "How doth the little busy bee!" But just then something happened for which the old woman and the scholars were equally unprepared.
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