Garry Owen; Or, The Snow-woman:: And Poor Bob, the Chimney-sweeper, Част 78John Murray, 1832 - 116 страници |
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ALBEMARLE STREET arms asked bid Carroll bless called CHAP child chimney CHIMNEY SWEEPER cilia cratur cried Cecilia cried Gerald Crofton's Curragh dear door eyes face fairies fast fire fonder gamekeeper Garry Owen gave George Gerald saw Gerald's father give up Garry glad half-bound hand hard head heard honour horse horse-dealer housekeeper jaunting car Jonah Crommie koind Lady laughing legs live look ma'am mamma MARIA EDGEWORTH Master Gerald mind Molly's morning mother mouth never papa pleased Pocket Volumes pony Poor Bob poor woman Post 8vo potatoes Pretty Bob rald rason reached the cottage ride ROBERT SOUTHEY Robinson Crusoe saddler sheep sighed sixpences sleep small 8vo smile snow snow-woman speak spirit spoke stood straw sure sweep tell There's thing thought tion told turned VOYAGES walk white teeth wish Wood Cuts
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Страница 54 - ... much upon his strength. We had got but a few miles from the village when he drooped, and could not get on ; and I was unwilling and ashamed to turn back, having so little to pay for lodgings. I saw a kind of hut, or shed, by the side of a hill. There was nobody in it. It was empty of every thing but some straw, and a few turf, the remains of a fire. I thought there would be no harm in taking shelter in it for my children and myself for the night. The people never came back to whom it belonged,...
Страница 53 - I set out on my journey on foot, with the three children. The people on the road were very koind and hospitable indeed ; I have nothing to say against the Irish for that; they are more hospitabler a deal than in England, though not always so honest. Stranger as I was, I got on very well till I came to the little village here hard by, where my poor boy that is gone first fell sick of the measles. His sickness, and the ' pot'ecary ' stuff and all, and the lodging and living ran me very low. But I paid...
Страница 5 - One idiot face of white Is over all." Not another snipe was to be seen ; and the gamekeeper, thinking that his young master was fretting inwardly, began to comfort him with a little flattery. " Then, Master Gerald, my dear, when you come to carry the gun your own self, it's a fine sh.ot you'll be, I'll engage — as fine a shot as any in the three counties, as his honour your father (blessings on him !) was afore you. Just such another as yourself, then, I remember him, the first season's shooting...
Страница 95 - That puts me in mind of the miller, his father, riding formerly betwix' two big sacks to the market, himself the biggest sack — Faugh! the son of the likes to be master of Garry Owen!" " They ought not to look so high, them graziers and middlemen, I admit," said the horse-dealer; " the half gentlemen might be content to be half mounted — but when there's the money.