[The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector by William Carleton]@TWC D-Link bookThe Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector CHAPTER IX 15/27
At this rate they went on for long enough, until both began to fail, and to appear nearly run down.
At length the gallaut Koolawn had her; she gave a squeal that was heard, they say, for miles.
He had her, I say, hard and fast by the hip, but it was only for a moment; how she escaped; from him nobody knows; but it was thought that he wasn't able, from want of breath, to keep his hoult. To make a long story short, she got off from him, turned up towards the; cabin we're sittin' in, Koolawn, game as ever, still close to her; at last she got in, and as the dog was about to spring in afther her, he found the door shut in his face.
There now was the proof of it; but wait till you hear what's comin'.
The men all ran up here and opened the door, for there was only a latch upon it, and if the hare was in existence, surely they'd find her now.
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