Of course he must start at once for the Manor.

Of course he must attend as first mourner at his uncle's grave before he could assume his uncle's name and fortune.
In that first hour of his greatness the shock to him was not so great but that he at once thought of the O'Haras.

He would leave Ennis the following morning at six, so as to catch the day mail train out of Limerick for Dublin.

That was a necessity; but though so very short a span of time was left to him, he must still make arrangements about the O'Haras.

He had hardly heard the news half an hour before he himself was knocking at the door of Mr.Crowe the attorney.