A Fragment On the Irish Roman Catholic Church
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more. A more comfortable existence can hardly be conceived. Dr. Hodgson is a very worthy, amiable man, and I am very glad he is as rich as he is: but suppose he had no revenues but what he got off his own bat, — suppose that in- stead of tumbling through the skylight, as his 4 26 income now does, it was procured by Catholic methods. The Doctor tells Mr. Thompson he will not marry him to Miss Simpson under 30/. ; Thompson demurs, and endeavours to beat him down. The Doctor sees Miss Simpson ; fi...nds her very pretty ; thinks Thompson hasty, and after a long- and undignified negotiation, the Doctor gets his fee. Soon after this he receives a message from Place, the tailor, to come and anoint him with extreme unction. He repairs to the bed-side, and tells Mr. Place that he will not touch him under a suit of clothes, equal to 10/. : the family resist, the altercation goes on before the perishing artizan, the price is reduced to 8/., and Mr. Place is oiled. On the ensuing Sunday the child of Lord B.
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more. A more comfortable existence can hardly be conceived. Dr. Hodgson is a very worthy, amiable man, and I am very glad he is as rich as he is: but suppose he had no revenues but what he got off his own bat, — suppose that in- stead of tumbling through the skylight, as his 4 26 income now does, it was procured by Catholic methods. The Doctor tells Mr. Thompson he will not marry him to Miss Simpson under 30/. ; Thompson demurs, and endeavours to beat him down. The Doctor sees Miss Simpson ; fi...nds her very pretty ; thinks Thompson hasty, and after a long- and undignified negotiation, the Doctor gets his fee. Soon after this he receives a message from Place, the tailor, to come and anoint him with extreme unction. He repairs to the bed-side, and tells Mr. Place that he will not touch him under a suit of clothes, equal to 10/. : the family resist, the altercation goes on before the perishing artizan, the price is reduced to 8/., and Mr. Place is oiled. On the ensuing Sunday the child of Lord B.
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