A Creel of Irish Stories
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But she consoled herself with the hope that on the way back she should have her daughter's company. She durst not now face the possibility of "anythin' havin' happint Judy, " so that she would after all return alone. That would have been to look recklessly down a gulf of despair. So she allowed herself to doubt of nothing except her chances of reach- ing her goal before she was perished outright, or "took rael bad intirely. " When she came to the village of Kilrath, a wannish gleam of prosperit...y flickered out on her, for she suc- ceeded in persuading Mrs Nally, the owner of a stray spare penny, to buy a tin mug, which was described as being "that iligant and polished up, 'twould be a pleasure to drink anythin' out of it, if 'twas on'y a sup of ditch- water, and strong? Och goodness preserve us, A DESERTED CHILD 119 ma'am dear, you might take and batter it agin that wall there the len'th of the day, and sorra a dint there 'd be in it when you 'd done. " As she knew that the Round Lodge could not be very far off, she expended the proceeds of this sale in purchasing a little flour cake for Judy at the shop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she consoled herself with the hope that on the way back she should have her daughter's company. She durst not now face the possibility of "anythin' havin' happint Judy, " so that she would after all return alone. That would have been to look recklessly down a gulf of despair. So she allowed herself to doubt of nothing except her chances of reach- ing her goal before she was perished outright, or "took rael bad intirely. " When she came to the village of Kilrath, a wannish gleam of prosperit...y flickered out on her, for she suc- ceeded in persuading Mrs Nally, the owner of a stray spare penny, to buy a tin mug, which was described as being "that iligant and polished up, 'twould be a pleasure to drink anythin' out of it, if 'twas on'y a sup of ditch- water, and strong? Och goodness preserve us, A DESERTED CHILD 119 ma'am dear, you might take and batter it agin that wall there the len'th of the day, and sorra a dint there 'd be in it when you 'd done. " As she knew that the Round Lodge could not be very far off, she expended the proceeds of this sale in purchasing a little flour cake for Judy at the shop.
What to read after A Creel of Irish Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barlow Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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