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180 WILLY BURKE; OR, " Well", said Weimar, motioning with his hand for all to it is time to put leave the room, ude night is passing away ; off every business for de morrow. And, Wilson, do you hear? You dat can make such fine joke. You, Hamilton, and Davis must all come to my office to-morrow forenoon. I '11 pay you up, and den you go about your business". When they had all reached the sitting-room below, Wilson said, with a sneer— " I hope, Mr. Weimar ! as you propose dismissing us from your employment, chiefly because we do not carry crucifixes about in our pockets, that you '11 do something handsome for this pious youth who practises all sorts of Popish superstitions". Amazed at his impudence, all the other young men looked anxiously to see its effects on Mr. Weimar particularly, whose chole- ric temper was well known to them all. To their surprise, he was perfectly cool, though the tremor of his lip denoted strong inward emotion. Rising from his seat, he assumed an air of dignity not at all usual with him, and ordered Wilson to quit the room instantly ; he would even have insisted on his leaving the house, but Mr. Talbot persuaded him to let him remain till the morrow. "• Come, lads", said Wilson, addressing his two friends, u let us go up stairs. Why do you stand there, looking as though you could cry ? If you had a particle of spirit, you wouldn't let that hypocritical Burke see you so de- jected. You know very well how he '11 triumph over us Come along !" But they whom he addressed were not at all disposed to take his advice, being still in hopes of being forgiven ; so they both refused to go with him, saying that they had been but too long under his guidance. A sneering laugh was Wilson's reply ; but as he passed Willy Burke on his way out, he said aloud—.' 4 1 *ve missed !
THE IRISH ORPHAN IN AMERICA. 181 my aim this time, but all is not lost ; your brother is in our hands, and if we don't make him a good, sound Pro- testant, my name is not George Wilson, Remember !"• And he raised his left the room. finger with a warning gesture as he Willy Burke was far from hearing this threat without emotion, as his varying colours truly told ; but yet it did not prevent him from doing wjiat he thought his duty. Going, then, up to Mr. Weimar and Mr. Talbot, where they stood together near the fireplace, he said, in a low voice— " Might I venture, gentlemen, to ask you a favour, now that you know I 'm not guilty of that crime ?" " Yes ! ask what you please, Willy!" said Mr. Talbot, kindly taking his hand ; " I know very well that you will make no unreasonable request". " Well, sir, if you and Mr. Weimar wouldn't think it too great a liberty for me to take, I 'd ask you to forgive Mr. Wilson and the other young men. They 're all longer in the place than I am ; and as you never found any of them dishonest before now, its plain that it was only meant for a joke. And then it would be hard if they 'd be sent away on my account, that 's only a stranger, after all. That 's what I wanted to say, gentlemen ; but I didn't like to come up to speak to you before Mr.* Wilson". ? Now, Weimar !" said Talbot, without replying to Willy, "you heard what Wilson said to him as he leit the room ; so that you have before you all his conduct, and yet you hear him sue for pardon for that persevering foe. What think you now ?" and he added, in a lower voice, "see if this be not the effect of his religious principles ?" .
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