The Collegians Or the Colleen Bawn a Tale of Garryowen
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' So saying, and forcing his way through the crowd, with as much violence as he had used in entering, he vaulted with the agility of a Mercury into his saddle, and galloped, as if he were on a steeple-chase, in the direction of Castle Chute. ' If you are a gentleman, ' said Mr, Warner, ' you are as ill- tempered a gentleman as ever I met, or something a great deal worse. ' ' Take care what you say, sir, ' said Mr. Cregan, riding rapidly up, after a vain effort to arrest his son's flight; and af...ter picking up from a straggler, not three yards from the scene of action, the exaggerated report that Hardress and the coroner had given each other the lie. ' Take care what you say, sir, ' he said. ' Remember, if you please, that the gentleman, ill-tempered or otherwise, is my son. ' 'Mr. Cregan, ' exclaimed the magistrate, at length growing somewhat warm, ' if he were the son of the Lord-Lieutenant, I will not be interrupted in my duty. There are many gentlemen here present ; they have witnessed the whole occurrence, and if they will tell you that I have done or said anything unbecom- ing a gentleman, I am ready to give you, or your son either, the satisfaction of a gentleman.
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' So saying, and forcing his way through the crowd, with as much violence as he had used in entering, he vaulted with the agility of a Mercury into his saddle, and galloped, as if he were on a steeple-chase, in the direction of Castle Chute. ' If you are a gentleman, ' said Mr, Warner, ' you are as ill- tempered a gentleman as ever I met, or something a great deal worse. ' ' Take care what you say, sir, ' said Mr. Cregan, riding rapidly up, after a vain effort to arrest his son's flight; and af...ter picking up from a straggler, not three yards from the scene of action, the exaggerated report that Hardress and the coroner had given each other the lie. ' Take care what you say, sir, ' he said. ' Remember, if you please, that the gentleman, ill-tempered or otherwise, is my son. ' 'Mr. Cregan, ' exclaimed the magistrate, at length growing somewhat warm, ' if he were the son of the Lord-Lieutenant, I will not be interrupted in my duty. There are many gentlemen here present ; they have witnessed the whole occurrence, and if they will tell you that I have done or said anything unbecom- ing a gentleman, I am ready to give you, or your son either, the satisfaction of a gentleman.
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