Didn't he doctor and save both our lives?
And he's a dreadfully obstinate man to deal with; but I can do as I like with you, so now hold your tongue." "But I must thank you, Lady O'Hara." "No, you needn't.

Now then, Dominic--dear, dear! three syllables to say every time I speak to you.

What a tiresome, long name, though it does sound Irish." "Latin," said Nic.
"Irish; and don't contradict me, sir.

Sure I had an uncle in Galway, who was Dominick O'Hara, with a _k_ to it.

I shall call you Nic." "Yes, do, please." "I will.