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CHAPTER I.

   
  

N\A BS a fine likely boy—there’s no
Oe denying it,” asserted Mistress Peggy
young friend, Mary Flynn, had just made,.in

Byrne, to an observation her pretty

 

a shy, blushing sort of manner, concerning
their mutual acquaintance, Terence Boyd.
“He is so; and bates the three kingdoms
for eyes, which are the making of a face—
the glory of it,anyhow! I stand up for eyes
all the world over. Some stand by moulii

but they — the Irish ones o=peclenge — can