to evolutionary ethnologists
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Irish Jesuit Province
To Evolutionary EthnologistsAuthor(s): John HannonSource: The Irish Monthly, Vol. 35, No. 412 (Oct., 1907), p. 578Published by: Irish Jesuit ProvinceStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20501234 .
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578 THE IRISH MONTHLY
Betty, that I know can never change or die; won't you trust your happiness to- it?"
dAn as, answer, Betty put her hand in his.
VI.
The guests were all gone. Again the two old womei were talking earnestly beside a breakfast table this morning not in the faniliar little room, but in the. long dining-room only- used on state occasions. The decorations and array of silver were such as Miss :Desmond, considered fitting- for the marriage of two of her own name. 'Now the old lady held a ram jug in her hand, and was gazing intenty at the hall-mark.
"Mary," she said, "of course I made them- understand that whierever they wandered they must always look upon the old grey house as their home. And I pointed out to her how the -silver should be cared; but I believe that child does not know the difference between the harp without the crown, or with it."
"And where would they go, if they didn't come to us, Miss Jane ? For it isn't young we'll be getting and sure even the silver must go through. other hands. 'But, ma'am, didn't Miss
Betty look lovely ? And Mr. Esmond, too: God bless themn! It's the fine young gentleman he is,"
"Mr. Esmond is a- softy," said the old lady, smiling; "but he is a Desmond, and we can't have everything."
SUSAN O REILLY.
TO EVOLUTIONARY. ETHNOLOGISTS* R~A
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ASSERT, deny, surmise, and postulate;. *Make.cave-men argue as your Iancies move 'em;
Expound your views as theirs-but pleadseodostate What, you yourselves best know: that none can prove 'emh
JH HANNON. r~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~H .HA n .f,f5.g
* See Father Fullerton's article in the August issu of the Irish Ecclesi
astical Record.
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