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The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector

CHAPTER XVII
10/23

"The pious principles of our father and mother were never such as they practise and preach among you.

Why don't you lave them, I say ?" "Don't you know," replied Michael, "that that step would be my death warrant?
Once we join them we must remain with them, let what may happen.

No man laving them, unless he gets clear of the country altogether, may expect more than a week's lease of life; in general not so much.

They look upon him as a man that has been a spy among them, and who has left them to make his peace, and gain a fortune from government for betraying them; and you know how often it has happened." "It is too true, Michael," replied his brother, "for unfortunately it so happens that, whether for good or evil, Irishmen can never be got to stand by each other.

Ay, it is true--too true.


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