The Croppy: A Tale, Volume 1E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1839 - Ireland |
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Page 128
... answered the Quaker meekly . " Well ; keep givin ' your one eye to your own conearns , sir , an ' we'll have no rubbins wid any o ' your sort : " and Nanny glanced a meaning over his quaintly attired person . " You're my honey pet iv a ...
... answered the Quaker meekly . " Well ; keep givin ' your one eye to your own conearns , sir , an ' we'll have no rubbins wid any o ' your sort : " and Nanny glanced a meaning over his quaintly attired person . " You're my honey pet iv a ...
Page 140
... answered Peter Rooney ; " a useful boy he is : swearin ' in more o ' the Waxford army o ' free- dom than any ten of us . " " I feared he had the aspect of a spy when he gave me the sign ; but since he is thus answered for , I can fear ...
... answered Peter Rooney ; " a useful boy he is : swearin ' in more o ' the Waxford army o ' free- dom than any ten of us . " " I feared he had the aspect of a spy when he gave me the sign ; but since he is thus answered for , I can fear ...
Page 176
... answered Talbot . " Slanderer and liar ! " began Sir William ; but the voices of Sir homas and Captain Whaley together , interrupted him . " Be d - d , gentlemen ! what's all this ? Bad business , by ! eh , Saunders ? Croppyism at the ...
... answered Talbot . " Slanderer and liar ! " began Sir William ; but the voices of Sir homas and Captain Whaley together , interrupted him . " Be d - d , gentlemen ! what's all this ? Bad business , by ! eh , Saunders ? Croppyism at the ...
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