"The sight of us'd frighten the whole rebel army, if we don't come on them aisy loike, as the fox said when he whisked into the hen-house.

"Terrence," said Fernando in a half whisper, "Can't we find a more comfortable place than this to live in?" "Oh, be aisy, me frind, for it's an illegant a house I've got for all of us, and we'll be as comfortable there as a banshee.

" "Why not put in there?" "Yes, we kin; but, hang it, how am I a-goin' to git back to Baltimore?" "Oh, that's aisy enough.

"But can we get along without it?" "Aisy, me frind; don't be alarmed.

When Matson came to take his seat at the table, Terrence, who sat on the opposite side of the lieutenant, whispered: "Aisy!"

"You have volunteered to aid the lieutenant go ducking" "Aisy me boy!

Yer conscience is aisy, Misther Straddle, so that yer belly is filled, and yer wages is paid.

Upon inquiring as to the words used, Patsey said, "Sure, sur, I only axed him did Juanita look as tickled as he did, and he come at me wid his phists, so he did; but he'll be aisy about sthriking me the nixt time.

There is a proverbor a sayingor at least somebody or book has told us, that some Irishman once said, "Be aisy; or, if ye can't be aisy, be as aisy as ye can.

There is a proverbor a sayingor at least somebody or book has told us, that some Irishman once said, "Be aisy; or, if ye can't be aisy, be as aisy as ye can.

There is a proverbor a sayingor at least somebody or book has told us, that some Irishman once said, "Be aisy; or, if ye can't be aisy, be as aisy as ye can.

"Arrah, now, be aisy!"

Be aisy now, and don't get excited!

Be aisy now; I'll squaze the gizzard and liver iv ye togither, if ye doesn't yield gracefully.

no; we are not so aisy schooled,

By slanders bought wid Saxon goold; They'll find, who think us so aisy fooled, How much they underrate us.

"Sure, that's aisy enough, and the saison is good for that same; for the wind is getting up like a giant.

'Oh, no, they won't; you take ut aisy, me frind, an' go home!'

'Take it aisy, is ut, an' go home!'

Take ut aisy, is ut, ye say, whin all the demons in this unholy place is jumpin' on me every minut in places promiscuous till I can't tell where to turn, descendin' an' vanishin' marvelious an' onaccountable?

Take ut aisy, is ut?' sez I. 'Well, me frind,' sez he, 'I can't help ye; that's the marvelious an' onaccountable departmint up the stairs forninst ye.

" "Aisy now, don't be tormentin' yourself that way," cried Pat soothingly.

"Troth, it's aisy talkin', but it's not so aisy to starve.

"Troth, it's aisy talkin', but it's not so aisy to starve.

Ye can slip in aisy,' he says, 'an' creep into the poor fellow's toe before he knows where he is.