Humours of
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共 24 段- But the tragic note is sounded in the close of "An Irish Cou
- And yet a final name has to be added to the long roll of Iri
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- It wasn't long till the gate was _thrune_ open, and the Ould
- List'nin' to them whisperin' to wan another, Fan heerd them
- He brought out the statue, and he went over the whole story
- "'Ay, but, Harry, what's that rowled up in the tail of your
- I tuck the road one fine morning in May, from Inchegelagh, a
- "There certainly was a miscellaneous assemblage of the inhab
- "An' where'll I go?" says he, "for they're into the haggard
- At first, it was true, the Orangemen had it all to themselve
- An' when he was goin' on about five minutes, all at onst the
- "Is the Queen widin?" says he to the butler, when he opened
- "God Almighty help the woman! Is it Irish at all she is--or
- "I'm sorry," she said, with grim politeness, "that yu find m
- "So it's home you ran, Julia," she said, sternly. "Well, now
- "No, I don't." Mr. Willoughby began to feel very helpless. I
- Those calves were a very sweet lot, so that Mickey might hav
- "Well, now," went on Flurry, in his low voice, "I'll tell yo
- "The lassie," said Anne, "we were talkin' about is a marrit
- Dr. Whitty was a good-natured man, and was always ready to h
- It was indeed a most deplorable accident. If it had happened
- Mr. Mahony said nothing for a while, but watched the crowd i
- The widow Doherty she wasn't goin' to join an' put in four c