[Charles O’Malley, The Irish Dragoon Volume 1 (of 2) by Charles Lever]@TWC D-Link bookCharles O’Malley, The Irish Dragoon Volume 1 (of 2) CHAPTER XIV 4/9
What could it have been ?" "Ah, you heard it too, sir," said Mr.Webber, smiling most benignly. "Hear it? To be sure I did.
O'Malley and I could not hear ourselves talking with the uproar." "Yes, indeed, it is very provoking; but then, what's to be done? One can't complain, under the circumstances." "Why, what do you mean ?" said Mooney, anxiously. "Nothing, sir; nothing.
I'd much rather you'd not ask me; for after all, I'll change my chambers." "But why? Explain this at once.
I insist upon it." "Can I depend upon the discretion of your young friend ?" said Mr.Webber, gravely. "Perfectly," said the doctor, now wound up to the greatest anxiety to learn a secret. "And you'll promise not to mention the thing except among your friends ?" "I do," said the doctor. "Well, then," said he, in a low and confident whisper, "it's the dean." "The dean!" said Mooney, with a start.
"The dean! Why, how can it be the dean ?" "Too true," said Mr.Webber, making a sign of drinking,--"too true, Doctor. And then, the moment he is so, he begins smashing the furniture.
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