Subject: embark

From: "Nathaniel Lowery" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:22:26 +0200

Now, darlint, remimber its goin to get an eddication ye are. Yer mother do be having a tarrible headache and the house has gotto be that still.
Twud be more than the quarter av inny man thatd tempt me to dothat same.
Judys livingblack cat sat on the bench and thought hard. Pat, me jewel, wud ye be liking to spend the night over at yerUncle Toms for a bit av a change?
Yer mother do be having a tarrible headache and the house has gotto be that still.
Aunt HazelCOULDNT be married and go away from Silver Bush. Pat wouldnt have liked themanywhere else but she liked them on the walls of Judys kitchen.
Please, dear God, if there is a baby out there in that parsleybed, keep it warm to-night.
It had a cap av rose pointthat yer great-great-grandmother brought from the Ould Country widher. All the little grass stems swayedtowards her in the low breezes.
It wouldnt have been quite the same without them. If ye hadnt beenseeing innything but his head ye cudnt have told whether he was aman or a bat. Aunt HazelCOULDNT be married and go away from Silver Bush.
Cant Ihold her for just the tiniest moment?
Oh, oh, Im Presbytarian as much as an Irish body can be, saidJudy cautiously. Sure, me jewel, he was only tazing ye, comforted Judy, with hergreat, broad, jolly laugh. She had neverbeen there for a night before