 ... clever as any three boys in Munster — and there were uncles and aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it— and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them if they had been double the number....  Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland - Side 88af Thomas Crofton Croker - 1838 - 344 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
 | 1825 - 868 sider
...aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it— and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them, if they...table start, but not a soul said, ' God bless us.' AH thinking that the priest would have done so, as he ought if he had done his duty, no one wished... | |
 | 1825 - 808 sider
...aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it — and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them, if they...sneeze which made every one at table start, but not a goul'said, 'God bless us.' All thinking that the priest would have done so, as be ought if he had done... | |
 | George Houston - 1825 - 274 sider
...Now it happened, just as Mrs. Rooney had helped his reverence with the first cut of the pig's bead which was placed before her, beautifully bolstered...table start, but not a soul said, " God bless us." AIL thinking that the priest would have done so, as he ought if he had done his duty, no one wished... | |
 | 1825 - 492 sider
...cousins enough besides to make a full house of it — and plenty was there to eat and drink on the (able for every one of them, if they had been double the...Rooney had helped his reverence to the first cut of the pig'e head which wat placed before her, beautifully bolstered up with white savoys, that the bride... | |
 | George Houston - 1825 - 266 sider
...aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it — and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them, if they...happened, just as Mrs. Rooney had helped his reverence with the first cut of the pig's head which was placed before her, beautifully bolstered up with white... | |
 | George Houston - 1825 - 276 sider
...they had been double the number. Now it happened, just as Mrs. Rooney had helped his reverence with the first cut of the pig's head which was placed before...beautifully bolstered up with white savoys, that the bridd gave a sneeze which made every one at table start, but not a soul said, " God bless us.'' AH... | |
 | Casket - 1873 - 874 sider
...and gossips and < "¡j-ins enough besides to make a full house of i'— »nd plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them if they had beeo doable the number. Now it happened, just as Mrs. Rooney had helped his reverence to the first... | |
 | 1877 - 502 sider
...besides to make a full house of it — and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every 22 one of them, if they had been double the number. Now...that the bride gave a sneeze which made every one at the table start, but not a soul said " God bless us." All thinking that the priest would have done... | |
 | 1877 - 496 sider
...aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it — and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them, if they had hcen double the number. Now it happened, just as Mrs Rooney had helped his reverence to the first cut... | |
 | Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Charles Gibbon - 1881 - 426 sider
...aunts, and gossips and cousins enough besides to make a full house of it— and plenty was there to eat and drink on the table for every one of them if they...bride gave a sneeze which made every one at table »tart, but not a soul said, "God bless us!" All thinking that the priest would have done во, as... | |
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