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T I The Fortunes op an Irish Chief. 43 hard to reach. An' the MacCarthy, took it in head to resist the claims, mine were worth less than yours in that wild country. I like not the plan." " Truth to tell it is a wild country," said MacCar- thy, gravely, " I fear there is litttle respect for law, or right, there, save that of MacCarthy More,—as they call the Earl. But the money 1 have sunk there I cannot afford to lose ; an' you will not take the transfer of my claims. Sir Thomas, I must e'en risk a journey into those parts of Kerry where th
44 MacCabtht More; or, The Vice-President was silent a moment. ** The Queen must know of this," he said, within himself, *• tliese alliances amongst the Irishry import her much." Keen eyes were watching his face, and reading his thoughts ; a smile passed over the face of Florence MacCarthy, but the smile vanished, and the face was placid and composed as before, when the English general turned his eyes on him again. " May I hope for the pass, Sir Thomas, to go into the Earl's country ?'' "I see not why I should withhold it," said Nor- reys, "knowing ycu v'll assured loyalty; since you have been so hardly dealt by, it is meet that you should have the means of righting yourself in regard to the mortgages." So the order was written empowering " Mr. Flor- ence MacCartie," as the name was then written, * to make a journey into the country of Desmond on business appertaining to certain dealings of his with the Earl of Clancarthy." Feuds and dissensions between the lords and gen- tlemen of " the mere Irish" were always matter of undisguised satisfaction to the English Queen and her officials. The prospect of effectiiig any such re- sult was eagerly transmitted to her English minis- ters, either to Walsingham, her Secretary of State, or hv.- Ufe-long confidant, Cecil, Lord Burleigh, as tho most acceptable item of Irish news. With uncommon pleasure, therefore, did Sir Thomas Norreys sign
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