The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-02-11
MOEIARTY'S MARY ANN.
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MORIARTY'S MARY ANN.
Fiom H,,jrr'~ Hceh5n.
They never thought Of calling her any
thing else at Br,dy'S Mills, perhaps be.
cause the ALTERATION ticliicd their fancy
Ann Devliu. suggested the ancient Enc
my, though it must he acknowledged
that a considerable degree OF freedom in
using his name characterized the inliabit-
ants Of Brady's Mills. esp ci,lly that part
of it known as l'ipprrary. where the Mo-
riartys lived Perhaps the habit lad
arisen from toe fact that when she first
appeared. a little GIL of year OF SO,
under the Morialty roof tree. the neigh
borS had not wholly credited the story
told by Dennis Moriarty and his sister.
1.-The ouId Wildly MacShare, that she
was their nephew John Drvlins dau@n-
ter. She bore 10 likeness t. the Mort
artys or the Devin :: and rs for John Dev-
lin : wife wasn't she the pale little slip
of a thing wild hair and all tie color Of
a tallow candle. list? And look at the
fine eurrl Mary Ann was,
1t had always been strongly suspected
that the WILDLY MncShanc was witch.
She had been seen by credihi" witness e.
To sail away on broom stuck on many a
misty night: from some such expedition
she might have returned with Mary Anr.
These who had known the Wildly in the
old country testified THAT she had been
known to have dealings with fairies:
rhrou III their influence She might have
become possessed 81 this girl, who had
"a different look till her. and different
way wild her. and was different alto
si,her.' not only from her own raputed
kin. but from everybody in Tirr,rarv.
Mary Ann was beatty. N''u Mia;
say hat she was red headed ti~h wash
..rwomtn. aud it would be true. Bur
.uu could also say tia, she was IA dauGh-
Ter of the gods. diviDcl. tail and most
livincy fan" and with hair of the color
that Titan loved to paint: that would
re trlia alSo-which goes to show bow
.reat is 1.-THE art of putting things
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