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As for myself it was in for a penny, in for a pound with me, and I didn't care a traheen what you suffered, provided I had my revenge on any one belongin' to Brian M'Loughlin, that transported my son." "Is Mary M'Loughlin innocent?" asked Harman, starting from his seat, and placing his face within a few inches of Poll Doolin's. Poll calmly put her hand upon his shoulder, and said:
It's now fifteen years since Brian M'Loughlin transported my son Dick, for stealin' a horse from him; he was my only son, barrin' poor Raymond, who was then a mere slip.
Heavens! that a beautiful girl as it is said everywhere Miss M'Loughlin is, and until now proverbially correct in her conduct and deportment should admit such a misshapen kraken as this into her apartment, and at night, too!
Excuse me but I must pass in by this window. You don't know what I risk by it; but for your sake and theirs it must be done." Even as he spake, the trampling of horses feet and the jingling of arms were distinctly heard at M'Loughlin.'s door a circumstance which so completely paralyzed the distracted girl, that she became perfectly powerless with affright.
Nay, there appeared a kind of lurking good-humored defiance in his eye, which, joined to the irony of his manner, aggravated the resentment of M'Clutchy to the highest pitch. "This is an unpleasant visit, Mr. Graham," said M'Loughlin, when that official entered; "but it can't be helped."
"Here," said M'Loughlin, "take the refreshments we've had last out of that, and keep the change to yourself. I have settled what we've had before, as well as this." "And why not allow me to settle for this?" asked M'Clutchy. "Because," replied this honest and respectable man, "I could not swallow a thimbleful of anything paid for by your money; what is it?
No, no, Polly I trust those days of vanity are gone." "Well, then, what else am I to do? I sent the reports abroad about M'Loughlin and Harman's being about to break; and of M'Loughlin I'll soon have my revenge, by the way I and somebody else have the train laid for it."
One morning after the period just mentioned had! elapsed, he and his graceful son, "Mister Phil," were sitting in the parlor of Constitution Cottage, for so they were pleased to designate a house which had no pretension whatever to that unpretending appellation. "So father," said Phil, "you don't forget that such was the treatment M'Loughlin gave you!"
M'Loughlin made service a great factor in the game. It remained for R. N. Williams to supply the antidote that has again put service in the normal position of mere importance, not omnipotence. Williams stood in on the delivery and took it on the rising bound. Service must be speedy. Yet speed is not the be-all and end-all. Service must be accurate, reliable, and varied.
I was angry, Mr. M'Loughlin, a while ago, as I said and spoke hastily for indeed I am rather warm when promoting Lord Cumber's interests; God forgive him in the meantime, for the disagreeable duties he too frequently put to me duties for which I am certain to incur the censure." "I countermand the order," repeated Easel, with a singular smile on his face; "and desire you, Mr.
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