"Father Lawnavawla went for a drive by the waterside in his smart trap to whet his appetite for the banquet. Meeting Maurice Sawnuch's eldest daughter on the road, he invited her to accompany him, and the over-dressed girl proudly consented to do so."-p. 302.

"And again I was in Britain. ... And there I saw, indeed, in the
bosom of the night, a man coming frora-Ireland, Victoricus by name,
with innumerable letters, and he gave one of them to ne. And I read
the beginning of the letter containing The Voice of the Isih.' And I
was deeply moved in heart."— The Confession of Saint Patzick.

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ALFRED E. DAVIS

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LONDON

SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & CO., Ltd.

V. THE EARL OF GALLOWGLASS'S ESTATE. EVICTION OF
MRS. PINKERRY

VI. IN DREG STREET, DUBLIN

VII. THE SOCIETY OF IRISH VALIANTS.

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XXI. HUGH DESERTS MOLLY AND GOES TO CONFESSION 296

XXII. FATHER O'DARRELL AND HUGH AT MISS PENSER'S

XXIII. THE LAND LEAGUE BANQUET. THE ASSAULT

ON O'BRILE'S HOUSE

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XXIV, AINUCH-A-DIP FAIR THE O'BRILES BOYCOTTED 347

XXV. KILMOY PRIESTS. IN CONFERENCE, BISHOP

O'GRENAUHAN IN THE CHAIR

XXVI. ROLAND GLENPOWER: CAUSES JULIA O'DOWLA TO

RUN AWAY. HER ARRIVAL AND WELCOME

AT THE CONVENT

XXVII. JULIA O'DOWLA TAKES THE WHITE VEIL. SUP-

PRESSION OF THE SOCIETY OF IRISH VALIANTS.

BISHOP O'GRENAGHAN VISITS THE CASTLE.

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