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AN IRISH COUSIN.
BY
GEILLES HERRING AND MARTIN ROSS.


IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.

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LONDON:
RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON,
Publishers in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen.
1889.
(All rights reserved.)
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CONTENTS.
PART II.
THE COST OF IT.

(Continued.)
CHAPTER II.
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Supper Extras1
“All night has the casement jessamine stirred
To the dancers dancing in tune.”
“Must you go?
That cousin here again? He waits outside?”
CHAPTER III.
Mr. Croly’s Study18
“Love the gift, is love the debt.”
“Like bitter accusation, even to death,
Caught up the whole of love, and uttered it.”
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CHAPTER IV.
Myross Churchyard32
“O fair, large day!
The unpractised sense brings heavings from a sea of life too broad.”
“Such seemed the whisper at my side.
‘What is it thou knowest, sweet voice?’ I cried.
‘A hidden hope,’ the voice replied.”
CHAPTER V.
Enter Willy54
“Oh,                         
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