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 1    2,    6|          to the house of Paddy O’Moore!”~“You are Irish,” said
 2    2,    6|          I was,” replied Paddy O’Moore, “but now I am Australian.
 3    2,    6|      Grant were led in by Mrs. O’Moore, while the gentlemen were
 4    2,    6|       share of the meal. Paddy O’Moore pointed to the seats reserved
 5    2,    6|        the Emerald Isle. Paddy O’Moore related his history. It
 6    2,    6|         had been and was Paddy O’Moore. He left Dundalk, where
 7    2,    6|        pounds 80 a year.~Paddy O’Moore knew this. He profited by
 8    2,    6|       his narration; and Paddy O’Moore no doubt expected confidence
 9    2,    6|         at once to interrogate O’Moore as to whether he had heard
10    2,    7|      toward the man that Paddy O’Moore had addressed as AYRTON.
11    2,    7|   hospitable dwelling of Paddy O’Moore, where he said he had found
12    2,    7|      long as he pleases, Paddy O’Moore’s house shall be his.”~Ayrton
13    2,    7|         absent a minute, Paddy O’Moore managed to say, “My Lord,
14    2,    7| perfectly correct,” said Paddy O’Moore. “Not only the province
15    2,    8|         s old companion.~Paddy O’Moore consented, though he would
16    2,    8| provisions, went back to Paddy O’Moore’s house to consult the Irishman
17    2,    8|    separated. Ayrton and Paddy O’Moore and family returned home.
18    2,   17|          had got work on Paddy O’Moore’s farm with a criminal intent?”~“
19    3,   18|       speak of Callao at Paddy O’Moore’s farm was that I learned