Book,  chapter

 1    2,    6|    those who come,” said the Irishman; and then, in a solemn voice,
 2    2,    6|  shipwreck.~The reply of the Irishman was not favorable; he had
 3    2,    8|      his decision except the Irishman, who lost in him an intelligent
 4    2,    8| Moore’s house to consult the Irishman about the best method of
 5    2,    8|  apprenticeship to it on the Irishman’s farm, and Paddy could
 6    2,    8| bullocks were grazing in the Irishman’s meadows, ready to fetch
 7    2,    8|    John Mangles escorted the Irishman and his family back to the
 8    2,    8|     of an hour afterward the Irishman’s farm. All was ready. Lady
 9    2,    8|     thanks, which the worthy Irishman valued at least as much
10    2,    8|   the hospitable farm of the Irishman was out of sight.~
11    2,   17|      evil design against the Irishman, when a better chance presented