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"If it is ever so wicked," said Father Phil, "the wickedness will be neutralised by being read by an angel." "Well done, St. Omer's," cried Murphy. "Really, Father," said Fanny, blushing, "you are desperately gallant to-day, and just to shame you, and show how little of an angel I am, I will read the doctor's epigram:
"'Vacuus viator cantabit ante Latronem; "There's the Chili vinegar another morsel of the trout?" "I thank you; what excellent coffee, Father Malachi!" "A secret I learned at St. Omer's some thirty years since. Any letters, Bridget?" to a damsel that entered with a pacquet in her hand. "A gossoon from Kilrush, y'r reverence, with a bit of a note for the gentleman there." "For me! ah, true enough.
What did Em'ly do? 'Says Em'ly, "Martha, is it you? Oh, Martha, can it be you?" for they had sat at work together, many a day, at Mr. Omer's. 'I recollect her now! cried I, recalling one of the two girls I had seen when I first went there. 'I recollect her quite well! 'Martha Endell, said Ham. 'Two or three year older than Em'ly, but was at the school with her.
'A Peer of the realm! said Squire Mountmeadow. 'I should think he must be in the neighbourhood. 'More likely at St. Omer's. 'They would scarely take him to the plantations with this war? 'Let us drink "Confusion to the rebels!" said the Squire. 'Any news? 'Howe sails this week, said the Doctor. 'May he burn Boston! said the Squire.
There be moreover among the papers sundry verses, which do seem to have been made by Sir Christopher; they are in the Latin tongue, and inscribed to his cousin, bearing date many years before the twain were in this country, and when he was yet a scholar at the Jesuits' College of St. Omer's, in France.
At Rheims, too, he also saw and worshipped the vessel of holy oil, which was used for anointing the kings of France. Then he made his way to the northern coast to St. Omer's Camp. He would not put to sea at once lest he should fail of his Mass on Our Lady's birthday. He had been unwell for some days with quartan fever, and tried bleeding, but it did him no good.
Meanwhile, it is enough to say that the old Duke of Newcastle hurried to the new premier, and told him the appointment would never do; that the new secretary was not only an Irish adventurer, which was true, but that he was an Irish papist, which was not true; that he was a Jesuit, that he was a spy from Saint Omer's, and that his real name was O'Bourke.
Omer's face and manner went for so much, that I could conscientiously nod my head, as divining his meaning. My quickness of apprehension seemed to please him, and he went on: 'Now I consider this is principally on account of her being in an unsettled state, you see.
Ormond, wherever he might be in Ireland, would probably find even the priest of the parish a person who could assist him sufficiently in learning French; as most of the Irish parish priests were, at that time, educated at St. Omer's or Louvain. Father Jos had been at St. Omer's, and Harry resolved to attack him with a French grammar and dictionary; but the French that Father Jos had learnt at St.
I think ye said ye saw him somewhere." "Ay, verily," said Everett, "I have seen him amongst the seminary pupils at Saint Omer's he was who but he with the regents there." "Nay, Master Everett, collect yourself," said Topham; "for as I think, you said you saw him at a consult of the Jesuits in London."
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