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was to be seen dead or alive. He linen h.. gan to examine wheitcT he still had on inc buckSkin brooches which he had made Eor his reverence ,lut they were gone too: and he found to hiS surprise, that instead of them he had got on the corduroy breeches of Father O'Phelim. How this hanneDed neither the tailor himself, ,nor any man. man, or child, in Kilrandy ever could tell but so it is; and give the story as re- lated to me by Terence's own mouth. He gave 1t as his own opinion, that the thing was done bX miracle, and I am free to confess that this is my opinion likewise.

 There is something which must men, tion; and it is this, repors of Judy O. Flaherty having been seen three months after, in company with corporal of the Connaught rangers, who was seen lurking about the house the very night she danced away with the ould gentleman. But I do not believe any ofthese things and, how. in the name of the saints could |! seeing that Terence swore upon his Bible, that he Saw her go off in the way I have cir cumstantlally related. All have got to say IS, that if she really danced off in this manner. there is no great likelihood that we shall ever see her again in Kilrandy- and for the sake of poor Terence and my story ! hope we never may