A Gray Eye Or So 1
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"The entertainment's over." said the pri 70L. I. 1 1 162 A GRAY EYE OR SO.
"It's that romancer Brian, that's clone it all," cried Phineas O'Flaherty.
"Mr. O'Flaherty, if it's not the truth may I— oh, didn't I hear her voice, like the wail of a girl in distress?" cried Brian.
"Like what?" said Mr. Airey.
"Oh, you don't believe anything — we all know that, sir," said Brian.
"A girl in distress — I believe in that, at any rate," said Edmund.
"Now!" said Miss Stafford, "don't you think that I might... recite something to these poor people?" She turned to Lady Innisfail. " Poor people ! They may never have heard a real recitation — ' The Dove- Cote,' 'Peter's Blue Bell' — something simple." There was a movement among her group.
"The sooner we get back to the Castle the bet- ter it will be for all of us," said Lady Innisfail.
"Yes, Father Constantine, we distinctly looked for a native bard, and we are greatly disappointed.^ OX AX IRISH DANCE. 163 Who ever heard of a genuine Cruiskeen without a native bard?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The entertainment's over." said the pri 70L. I. 1 1 162 A GRAY EYE OR SO.
"It's that romancer Brian, that's clone it all," cried Phineas O'Flaherty.
"Mr. O'Flaherty, if it's not the truth may I— oh, didn't I hear her voice, like the wail of a girl in distress?" cried Brian.
"Like what?" said Mr. Airey.
"Oh, you don't believe anything — we all know that, sir," said Brian.
"A girl in distress — I believe in that, at any rate," said Edmund.
"Now!" said Miss Stafford, "don't you think that I might... recite something to these poor people?" She turned to Lady Innisfail. " Poor people ! They may never have heard a real recitation — ' The Dove- Cote,' 'Peter's Blue Bell' — something simple." There was a movement among her group.
"The sooner we get back to the Castle the bet- ter it will be for all of us," said Lady Innisfail.
"Yes, Father Constantine, we distinctly looked for a native bard, and we are greatly disappointed.^ OX AX IRISH DANCE. 163 Who ever heard of a genuine Cruiskeen without a native bard?
What to read after A Gray Eye Or So 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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