The Croppy: A Tale, Volume 1E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1839 - Ireland |
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Page 153
... mind and body seem to become one mingled and confounded mass of shrinking confusion , when he stumbled against her squatted person . " In the name o ' the duoul , who have we here ? " he asked in a muttering , boding tone . She did not ...
... mind and body seem to become one mingled and confounded mass of shrinking confusion , when he stumbled against her squatted person . " In the name o ' the duoul , who have we here ? " he asked in a muttering , boding tone . She did not ...
Page 154
... mind , I say ? " " I'll mind id the longest day I have breath in my poor ould body ; -may I never sin , but I will ! " As Nanny replied , there was in her manner a conviction of the necessity of the resolution , which satisfied Bill ...
... mind , I say ? " " I'll mind id the longest day I have breath in my poor ould body ; -may I never sin , but I will ! " As Nanny replied , there was in her manner a conviction of the necessity of the resolution , which satisfied Bill ...
Page 196
... mind , men ; he promises an insurrec- tion through the whole County of Wexford . " J As Sir Thomas turned on his ... mind that I don't ; I have been at school with your son . " The sound of his voice acted upon his mother's shattered ...
... mind , men ; he promises an insurrec- tion through the whole County of Wexford . " J As Sir Thomas turned on his ... mind that I don't ; I have been at school with your son . " The sound of his voice acted upon his mother's shattered ...
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