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"Ah, avourneen, Dominick, don't spake of them times. The happiness we had then is long gone, acushla, in one sense." "It's before me like yestherday, Vara the delight that went through my heart, jist as clear as yestherday, or the blessed sun that's shinin' through the broken windy on the floor there.
It's useless to bid you not to cry, avourneen machree, bekaise we all know what you feel; but you have one comfort you are innocent so are you all there's nothing on any of your minds no dark thought to lie upon your heart oh, no, no; an' if it was only myself that was to suffer, I could bear it; but to see them that's innocent sufferin' along wid me, is what kills me.
Are, you listening, Hugh? for it's to you I'm speaking, dear for no reason in life, acushla, only because he's a dirty, black bodagh, that his whole soul and body's not worth the scrapings of a pot in a hard summer. Did you hear me, Hugh jewel? Felix, go out, avourneen, ye onbiddable creature, and look after them ditchers, and see that they don't play upon us to-day, as they did on Saturday."
Why, if he goes on at this rate, I'm afraid he'll soon be too many for myself hem!" "Too many for yourself! Fill the masther's tumbler, Alley. Too many for yourself! No, no! I doubt he'll never see that day, bright as he is, an' cute. That's it put a hape upon it. Give me your hand, masther. I thank you for your attention to him, an' the boy is a credit to us. Come over, Michael, avourneen.
"Feel for him; me! oh, little you know how my heart's in him; but any way, I'm an unhappy man; everything in the world wide goes against me; but oh, my darlin' boy Connor, Connor, my son, to be tould that I don't feel for you well you know, avourneen machree well you know that I feel for you, and 'ud kiss the track of your feet upon the ground: Oh, it's cruel to tell it to me; to say sich a thing to a man that his heart's braakin' widin him for your sake; but, sir, you sed this minute that you could defend him wid one lawyer?"
In the name o' goodness, thin, let us get the house brushed up, an' the outhouses dashed. A bushel or two of lime 'ill make this as white as an egg widin, an' a very small expinse will get it plastered, and whitewashed widowt. Wouldn't you like it, avourneen? Eh, Pether?" "To be sure I'd like it. It'll give a respectful look to the house and place."
"Fardorougha, I could go upon my knees! to you, an' I will, avourneen, if you'll grant me this." "I can't, I can't," he replied, distractedly; "I could sleep nowhere else. I love everything belongin' to him. I can't, Honor, I can't, I can't." "Fardorougha, my heart his mother's heart is fixed upon it, an' was. Oh lave this to me, acushla, lave this to me it's all I axe!"
Push on, sir, and don't let the Popish rebel send him out of the world with a bandage on his eyes. Lay in the Bible, Mr. Lucre! Protestant and True Blue forever hurra!" "The true Church forever, Father M'Cabe, the jewel that you war! Give the horse the spurs, avourneen. Sowl, Paddy, but the bodagh parson has the advantage of him in the cappul.
I can't bear to see your gray hairs in sorrow and poverty." "Well, Jimmy well, agra God enable you, avourneen; 'tis a good intintion.
"My head's goin' round like a top." "Ate your breakfast," said his mother; it's the best thing for you." "Where wor you last night, Phelim?" inquired the father. "What are you sayin', ould man?" "Who wor you wid last night?" "Do, Phelim," said the mother, "tell us, aroon. I hope it wasn't out you wor. Tell us, avourneen?" "Ould woman, what are you talking about?"
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