English fiction -- 19th century; Ireland -- Fiction; Short stories, English
Jack O’Malley and his friend Harry lived some years after. Their
friendship still continued undiminished; like “Tam O’Shanter” and
“Souter Johnny,” they still continued to love each other like “a very
brither”; and like that jovial pair, also, our two comrades were often
“fou for weeks thegither,” and often over their cruiskeen would they
laugh at their strange adventure with the banshee. It is now, however,
all over with them too; their race is run, and they are now “tenants of
the tomb.”
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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