I desarved to fail--but I'll try again--so soon as I can stand.
An' me mother'd come out an' baste me, an' well I desarved it.
I wint, and there they kep' me for a fortnit on bran mash and skim milk--and well I desarved it.
It was a fair hit and I desarved more, though no one could give it to me.
I'm sorry I gave it to you so bad, but you can't deny you desarved it.
I do not say that, for perhaps I desarved to be so called, lies being no favorites with me, as they are with some.
Troth, an' it only shows his sense; for I desarved nothing else at his hands.
When Jack saw what happened, and that the blood-thirsty ould villain got what he desarved so richly, he was as happy as a prince, and ten times happier than most of them as the world goes, and she was every bit as delighted.
Squire Dickson gave Tom the other seven acres, although he could have got a higher rint from others; but he was an industrious man that desarved encouragement, and he got it.
From this out, them that had Christian hearts and loved their religion trated the thief as she desarved to be trated.
Cheerna dheelish," exclaimed her mother; "what a wife that child would make to any man that desarved her!
The Bodagh desarved what he got, and more if he had got it.
Mabel Dunham," said Pathfinder reproachfully, though he took her hand with kindness, "I have not desarved this.
But we will talk no more of this; it is all over now, and many words about it will make you no happier, while they will only tell me what I've lost; and quite likely how much I desarved to lose her.
I've seen the Delawares routed, when they desarved more credit than at other times when they've carried the day.
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