The freaks of Cupid, by an Irish bachelor [- Abbot].1845 |
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... Denny Connor , as you call yourself , why do you remain here if you dislike the place so much ? " " For the best raison in life then , sir , bekase I've no where else to go , an ' it's onloocky to throw out dirty wather until a body can ...
... Denny Connor , as you call yourself , why do you remain here if you dislike the place so much ? " " For the best raison in life then , sir , bekase I've no where else to go , an ' it's onloocky to throw out dirty wather until a body can ...
Página 285
... Denny Connor . How he did jump , and run , and tear about the place , as if he had been a young kitten . And the ... Denny left on the floor ; as if it mightn't have guessed that Denny didn't leave it there with any kindly intent . It ...
... Denny Connor . How he did jump , and run , and tear about the place , as if he had been a young kitten . And the ... Denny left on the floor ; as if it mightn't have guessed that Denny didn't leave it there with any kindly intent . It ...
Página 286
... Denny , in the latter end , if he could have kept his wits about him ; but Denny didn't give him time to think , and I don't believe that rat had any presence of mind . Halloo ! up the kitchen stairs , and along the hall - ha ! there ...
... Denny , in the latter end , if he could have kept his wits about him ; but Denny didn't give him time to think , and I don't believe that rat had any presence of mind . Halloo ! up the kitchen stairs , and along the hall - ha ! there ...
Página 287
... Denny , you have him ! No , round the room , scamper , scamper , behind the shutters - down again - the grate - the chim- ney - he'll escape , Denny . No ; the iron bars are too close for that - there he goes - round the room again ...
... Denny , you have him ! No , round the room , scamper , scamper , behind the shutters - down again - the grate - the chim- ney - he'll escape , Denny . No ; the iron bars are too close for that - there he goes - round the room again ...
Página 288
... Denny , " you're there , you thief o ' the world - bad loock to you ! Many a day I watched you — many a thrap I set for you --but I cotched you at last - I did , you varmint , I cotched you ! Look at my nose , you schamin ' vagabone ...
... Denny , " you're there , you thief o ' the world - bad loock to you ! Many a day I watched you — many a thrap I set for you --but I cotched you at last - I did , you varmint , I cotched you ! Look at my nose , you schamin ' vagabone ...
Términos y frases comunes
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Página 65 - If I do — you'll live to see it, that's all. Give the boy his breakwhisht." "Thank you, worthy father — much obliged for your generosity — " ' Oh, love is the soul of a nate Irishman — He loves all that's lovely, loves all that he can, With his sprig of—' Ah, Peety Dhu, how are you, my worthy peripatetic?
Página 75 - Never, never !' he cried passionately, in reply to the first words of Louise. ' Nothing can persuade me to yield to your solicitations !' Louise was obliged to retire, her petition ungranted. It was the first time in her life that such a thing had happened ; the first time that ever Van Zwanenburg had addressed Louise in this brusque, imperious tone. She had asked of him the hand of The'rese for Saturnin ! When the pupils of Van Zwanenburg arrived at the usual hour, they could not understand the...
Página 167 - The breezy call of incense-breathing morn, The swallow twittering from the straw-built shed, The cock's shrill clarion, or the echoing horn, No more shall wake them from their lowly bed.