a fire they get plenty of fuel to bum their at and because this crew avail themselves of the of these wretches � and them from their own faith by a blanket and a of bacon they call that � the new by the way ha � ha � ha � oh it s too good i and do you think sir said that if they had a hard or an enlightened of their own creed that that would do it the whip here described a circle one part of whose sang within a few inches of s ear � who forgetting his relish for drew back his head to avoid it none of your back jaw said m don t you know that in spite of this the irish agent lord and the proud temptations you are commanded to the devil the world and the flesh don t you know that but replied are we commanded to the devil the world and a bit o fresh ha � you scoundrel said the you ve got their arguments already i see � but i know how to take them out of you before you leave my hands surely continued you wouldn t have a naked man a warm pair o breeches or a good coat to his back � does the forbid him that you have it replied the who felt for the moment astounded at s audacity you are determined on it but i will have patience with you yet a little till i see what brought you over if i can don t you admit as i said that you are commanded to the devil the world and the flesh � particularly the flesh for there s a peculiar stress laid upon that in the greek well but does it go in the greek against a o bacon and a o your reverence faith your pardon if you were to see some o the new how comfortable they are their m good coats and their new warm blankets beside their good fires you d maybe not blame them so much as you do your sir only for the but theirs you see any how for the body � and faith i say the last is a great advantage in these hard times the priest s astonishment increased at the boldness with which continued the argument or rather which prompted him to argue at all he looked at him and gave a smile well said he almost forgetting his anger � for he was by no means deficient in a perception of the humorous � but no matter � it will do by and by you villain said he forced into the comic spirit of the argument do you not know that it is said � cursed is he who an and the flesh of the flesh of is forbidden i sure enough an it s a not likely to be broken � for a dirty morsel they are god knows but is there anything said against the flesh of their sheep or cows � or that us to have a touch at a good fat goose or a turkey or any harmless little trifle o the kind myself never thought sir that beef or mutton was of any particular religion before the irish agent yes beef and mutton when they re good are catholic � but when they re lean why like a bad christian they re of course and that s well known said the priest still amused against his will by s arguments faith and great respect the same is but a poor argument for our own � hem � i mane sir for church for if the best beef and mutton be of the religion the have it all to nothing there they re and no mistake the fat o the land your reverence said with a wink don t you understand they ve got that any how a slight cut of the whip across the shoulders made him jump and rub himself whilst the priest struck with hi utter want of principle exclaimed � you double dealing scoundrel � how dare you wink at me as if we felt any thing in common the blow occasioned s to rise for like every other when conscious of his own and its detection he felt his bad passions him you must said the priest whose anger was now excited by his extraordinary assurance � you must their religion � you must m and � their and you must m your pardon said i received any of their or their i don t stand in need o them � it s an enlightened independent i am well then continued the priest you must burn their tracts and their their books and of every description and return to your own church to become acquainted replied that piece o doctrine in your hand there faith and i fed the truth o that as it is your reverence and it is yourself that can bring it home to one but why submission don t you imitate father be my i tell you to your face that so long as you take your divinity from the s shop so long you will have obedient men but indifferent what replied m in a rage do you dare to use such language to my face � a � a brazen i ve had this in for you and now here he gave him a round half dozen go off to m and and lord and when you see them tell them from me that if they don t give up my flock i ll give them enough of their own game s face got pale with a most deadly ex the irish agent of rage � an expression indeed so very different from that creeping one which it usually wore that m on looking at him felt startled if not awed and exasperated 