The Fighting OFlynn

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The motion picture story, The Fighting O' Flynn, starring Douglas Fairbanks in his original role of the O' Flynn, with Meg Randall as Lady Benedetta. Ireland 1797 was a hotbed of plot and counter plot, intrigue and violence.

Napoleon Bonaparte's wars seemed far away, but his agents in Ireland were setting the stage for further confuses. Aye, O'Flin of O'Flin was a soldier of fortune returning to the small, green land of Ireland. There was one other passenger in the coach posting for Dublin that fine moonlit night, a lake, English, lovely, and most interestingly aloof.

You're pardon me lady, but what did you say your name was? I did not say. She did not say she does not say, but who can say that she will not say? I win! We cut out one horseman! I've a better plan!

Hold fast, my lady! They opened the door and swung myself up to the coachman's seat. Grasping the reins from him, I swung the coach screechingly in a hard turn that sent the coach side lock.

Blocking the road and tearing the wheels off. I jumped to the ground and opened the door for lady. She did not say she stepped into the room. You madman now they will catch us. Get behind the coach quickly.

Oh, you madman. Driver, collect all those wheels, folks, and pile them up beside me. Hurry! They're coming. I'm ready. You can't fight them with those wagons, folks. Chilellies now, my lady. Crude, but work of a lighter chilellies.