Crossword-Solution: MOYLAN 6 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 11

When I left for Vienna I took with me a basket of tiny fir-trees from the tops of the Tatras; and after carrying the basket to and around Vienna, Florence, and Genoa, I finally got the trees home in good condition and proudly added them to the "Forest of Arden" on my place at Moylan.

You know there was always a kind of frindship between Anty and the girls at home, and they set her up to going to old Moylan—he that receives the rents on young Barron’s property, away at Strype.

Well, she went to him—he’s a kind of office at Dunmore, my lord.” “Oh, I know him and his office! He knows the value of a name at the back of a bit of paper, as well as any one.” “May-be he does, my lord; but he’s an honest old fellow, is Moylan, and manages a little for mother.” “Oh, of course he’s honest, Martin, because he belongs to you.

You know Barry’s to be an honest chap, then.” “And that’s what he niver will be the longest day he lives! But, however, Moylan got her to sign all the papers; and, when Barry was out, he went and took an inventhory to the house, and made out everything square and right, and you may be sure Barry’d have to get up very ’arly before he’d come round him.

There’s that blackguard Moylan, too, he’d be telling Barry—and would, when he came to find things weren’t to be settled as he intended.” “Then you must carry her off, and marry her up here, or in Galway or down in Connemara, or over at Liverpool, or any where you please.” “Now you’ve hit it, my lord.