New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

dull. grating voice. What was it he told you?'!
He SAID he was going TO America II your stead
Aurtagh, why did YOU give him your money!.
Give him my money. he said with wondering
ewes Did YOU think I could. He stole It, and
only this minute did I find II out He's thief
that lover Of YOURS"
No lover Of mine she cred And vet but
for me YOU d be going. Mu--agh She looked at the
despair MS face and hlc her own He asked me
to name the day, last night and then found L
couldn't"
What was It changed you. he asked in an i'm
personal tone. L thought vou liked our place
And I did. and sure DO. but 1t Just came on
that I'd not have the right to 60 alone TO that
treasure cellar or to run up and down the crest
No there always be MalaChv-and COuldn L
Il came to me all of a sudden l did wrong
TO be thinking so little If him and much
Of the land and sure 4 always be think
ING too little of Nalachy
Was it true you'd Promised yourself to
~ Terence" he asked. thinking drearlIy that
IL If he could tell the truth Of that 70 his
" mother II would give her food tor talk
l. I've" she said. 1T was Terence I'd
~ thought Of and he day was all but
W. set and then he went away To save
NJ ny pride l tried 10 let the neighbOrs
liz -huk it had been MaIachy all along
tfl Tell me - she questioned, " did Ter
- - e-lce steal your money tOO:'
No" he sald dreariIy, "h he did
r II worse He stole my pride He said
Going to America IN his head, and that If
I didn't give him wha- ID saved he would
ioia the consrabulary TO earn It. He
IN. HACK shame on him, she cried Indignantly
How could he have the heart = do It, MacAvOy
- The service of the English 4 MacAvOy turning
his hand against his own people. Ny grief and my
He said he wanted to get rich for you, returned
N7r+agh slowly is YOU has cost me dear,
Noreen Riley. first Terence, who wanted money
for YOU and now NaIachy. who won stay here be
cause YOU viii have none OF nm, ana mas ToODea
his own brother 70 get away sure what woman IS
worth It at al:
Not me" said Moreen hun1bly enough, though
she was girI Of spirit too II 5 sorry am to
have taken the soul out of you Murtagh MacA7oy:
Nothing said Murtagh, nothing. Here must
I 1+av and stumble these 1are stones and look
down the great road that Wa TO have taken me
away That I have 10 do forever and forever.
Neither of them considered ne PossioIHty OF MS
going after NalaChE 70 demand back the money
S7ch 2 course would result quarrel on the road
which would make the theft known 10 the neigh
bors They sat II silence While The gray OF the
morning changed To- blue. and the shln-
rner broke out on the sea mat lay al Jne
foot of the road
Life is 5ust putting one foot be
~ fore the other through the years.
ES 4A said MOreeu. and # there's
S loaf II the cupboard and song
KTS in the HEART and dreams 10
81 dream what more does one be
ZNkX WH afthcT wanting
I'm X That's w91au.5 talk, he said
S8Yrk TgY z5urlv j want To do a mans
sTrsp24E sX& work. IT the world. TO build
TTW$%E place for myself 10 have gOOld,
s7PN-M&kNF and see the world beyond here
ihkV can't find nay place here. My
N dreams lie there-4ud a little bit cray
thur ike you that l could break with
half q hand. has spoiled It all tor me
She pressed her rIrTn lips harSEly rogetheI mat
ruiTk's spit" she said. Look y0uder- The neigh
bors are beginning to come UP the great road TO
wish You Crod speed. Pull yourself together ana