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Hycy had got acquainted with him at the Herringstown races, where he, Hycy, rode and won a considerable sweepstakes; and as both young gentlemen were pretty much of the same habits of life, a very warm intimacy had, for some time past, subsisted between them.
Hycy; if they don't do Dido's death in a truly congenial spirit I am no classic. Of one thing I can assure you, that they ought; for I pledge my reputation it is not the first time I've made them practice the Irish cry over it. This, however, was but natural; for it is now well known to the learned that, if Dido herself was not a fair Hibernian, she at least spoke excellent Irish. Ah, Mr.
He looked upon the circumstance as one calculated to promote the views which he entertained for Kathleen's happiness. Ever since the notion of her marriage with Hycy Burke or his brother it mattered little to him which he felt exceedingly dissatisfied with her attachment to M'Mahon. Of this weakness, which we may say, was the only one of the family, we have already spoken.
"That's all the answer I can give till I see himself, as I said." "Well, good-bye, Bryan, an' God be wid you!" "Good-bye, Peety!" and thus they parted. Hycy and a Confidant Hycy Burke was one of those persons who, under the appearance of a somewhat ardent temperament, are capable of abiding the issue of an event with more than ordinary patience.
"Bought her!" exclaimed the father; "an' how, in God's name, do you expect to pay for her?" "By an order on a very excellent, worthy man and gentleman-farmer ycleped James Burke, Esquire who has the honor of being father to that ornament of the barony, Hycy Burke, the accomplished. My worthy sire will fork out." "If I do, that I may "
Once for all, then," she added, calmly, and with a smile full of affection and good humor, "I say you may spare both yourself and me a great deal of trouble, my dear father, I grant you that I like and esteem Edward Burke as a friend, an' I think that he really is what his brother Hycy wishes himself to be thought a true gentleman but that is all, father, you know; for I would scorn to conceal it, that Bryan M'Mahon has my affections, and until he proves false to his God, his religion, and his country, I will never prove false to him nor withdraw my affections from him."
In turning over matters as they stood between them, he could trace Burke's enemity to no adequate cause; nor indeed could he believe it possible that he entertained any such inveterate feeling of hostility against him. They had of late frequently met, on which occasion Hycy spoke to him with nearly as much cordiality as ever.
Bryan opened the letter, and in the act of doing so a fifty pound note presented itself, of which, as it had been cut in two, one half fell to the ground. "Hallo!" exclaimed Hycy, suddenly taking it up, "this looks well what have we here? A fifty pound note!" "Yes," replied Bryan; "but why cut in two? here however is something written, too let me see
Hycy, having bade him good night at the hall-door, returned again to the parlor, and called Nanny Peety "Nanny," said he, "which of the Hogans did you see to-day?" "None o' them, sir, barrin' Kate: they wor all out." "Did you give her the message?" "Why, sir, if it can be called a message, I did." "What did you say, now?"
"Who durst suppose that a M'Mahon would sell his vote for a bribe? Did Vanston suppose that money would sway me? for this I am sure must be his work." "Don't be too sure of that," replied Hycy; "don't be too sure that it's not some one that wishes you worse than Vanston does.
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