Peter Tannian: I would say him to be about the size of the foal of a horse.
Mrs. Broderick: Didn't he behave well not to do ourselves an injury?
Bartley Fallon: It is likely he will do great destruction. I wouldn't say but I felt the weight of him and his two paws around my neck.
Hyacinth Halvey: I will go out following him.
Shawn Early: (Holding him). Oh, let you not endanger yourself! It is the peelers should go follow him, that are armed with their batons and their guns.
Hyacinth Halvey: I'll go. He might do some injury going through the town.
Mrs. Broderick: Ah now, it is not yourself we would let go into danger! It is Peter Tannian should go, if any person should go.
Peter Tannian: Is it Hyacinth Halvey you are taking to be so far before myself?
Mrs. Broderick: Why wouldn't he be before you?
Peter Tannian: Ask him what was he in Carrow? Ask was he a sort of a corner-boy, ringing the bell, pumping water, gathering a few coppers in the daytime for to scatter on a game of cards.