Realities of Irish Life
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some innocent people by accosting them in this strange' manner.
Another plan was to shoot me as I walked alone from the town of Carrickmacross to the poorhouse, when attending the meetings of the Board of Guardians, of which I was chairman. Between the town and union- house there is a space of open ground, without any houses immediately near. This road I sometimes walked un- accompanied by any guards, for the town was so close that I conceived there could be but little danger in doing so. In th...is, however, I was mistaken. Twice was I way- laid there, the assassin, armed with a pistol, intending to shoot me by putting the pistol to my breast as I passed, fire it, then drop the pistol, and run for his life across the country. His companion afterwards confessed to me that on one occasion I escaped only by his having failed to bring the assassin a light pair of shoes in sufficient time, before I passed, to enable him, after the attack, to run more quickly than he could in his ' brogues ;' and on another occasion, by my friend Mr.
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some innocent people by accosting them in this strange' manner.
Another plan was to shoot me as I walked alone from the town of Carrickmacross to the poorhouse, when attending the meetings of the Board of Guardians, of which I was chairman. Between the town and union- house there is a space of open ground, without any houses immediately near. This road I sometimes walked un- accompanied by any guards, for the town was so close that I conceived there could be but little danger in doing so. In th...is, however, I was mistaken. Twice was I way- laid there, the assassin, armed with a pistol, intending to shoot me by putting the pistol to my breast as I passed, fire it, then drop the pistol, and run for his life across the country. His companion afterwards confessed to me that on one occasion I escaped only by his having failed to bring the assassin a light pair of shoes in sufficient time, before I passed, to enable him, after the attack, to run more quickly than he could in his ' brogues ;' and on another occasion, by my friend Mr.
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