Handy Andy: A Tale of Irish LifeRoutledge, 1870 - 380 oldal |
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... Furlong , a foppish young gentleman , travelling from the castle of Dublin , never dreamed that a humane purpose could pro- duce the cry of " Stop on a horrid Irish road ; and as he was reared in the ridiculous belief that every man ran ...
... Furlong , a foppish young gentleman , travelling from the castle of Dublin , never dreamed that a humane purpose could pro- duce the cry of " Stop on a horrid Irish road ; and as he was reared in the ridiculous belief that every man ran ...
83. oldal
... Furlong , put- ting his head out of the chaise . " It's one on the road here , your honour , a'most killed . ” 99 " Was it wobbers ? asked Mr. Furlong . 66 ' Maybe you'd take him into the shay wid you , sir , ” " What a wequest ! -dwive ...
... Furlong , put- ting his head out of the chaise . " It's one on the road here , your honour , a'most killed . ” 99 " Was it wobbers ? asked Mr. Furlong . 66 ' Maybe you'd take him into the shay wid you , sir , ” " What a wequest ! -dwive ...
85. oldal
... Furlong flourished ; and in such days it will not be wondered at that a secretary , when he had no place to give away - invented one . The old saying has it , that " Necessity is the mother of invention ; " but an Irish Secretary can ...
... Furlong flourished ; and in such days it will not be wondered at that a secretary , when he had no place to give away - invented one . The old saying has it , that " Necessity is the mother of invention ; " but an Irish Secretary can ...
86. oldal
... Furlong was bewildered ; and much as he was used to the mirthfulness of an Irish populace , he certainly did wonder what fiend of fun possessed them that day , until the hall - porter of the Secretary's Office solved the enigma by ...
... Furlong was bewildered ; and much as he was used to the mirthfulness of an Irish populace , he certainly did wonder what fiend of fun possessed them that day , until the hall - porter of the Secretary's Office solved the enigma by ...
87. oldal
... Furlong , Ned , " said Dick . 66 Happy to see you , Mr. Furlong , " said the hearty Squire , who shook Furlong's hand in what Furlong considered a most savage manner . " You seem fatigued . " 66 Vewy , " was the languid reply of the ...
... Furlong , Ned , " said Dick . 66 Happy to see you , Mr. Furlong , " said the hearty Squire , who shook Furlong's hand in what Furlong considered a most savage manner . " You seem fatigued . " 66 Vewy , " was the languid reply of the ...
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