Across An Ulster Bog
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There'll be no service the day. " " Nor as long as you're in the parish, ye black- hearted divil ! " said Willy Lindsay, suddenly springing forward.
The repression of the crowd failed at his words ; there was a quick outburst of rage, and here and there a hand was raised threateningly, or closed in a tighter grasp round a stick.
166 ACROSS AN ULSTER BOG Mr. Duffin grew suddenly white. All at once he understood what it meant.
Mr. Baring came forward.
"Hold back, boys; what's all this about? Beha...ve like rational beings, and open the church door. You must choose a proper time for any- thing you have to say. " "If they don't open it at once I'll get the police and have it burst with a crowbar ! " said Mr. Duffin passionately.
" You'd better not, " said M'Gloughlan. " Lave him to us, your honour, and we'll tache him what we have to say. " " But he'll never cross this dure again, unless it's feet foremost, " said Willy, raising his stick significantly.
Mr. Baring faced them gravely.
" You're not setting about this right, boys, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There'll be no service the day. " " Nor as long as you're in the parish, ye black- hearted divil ! " said Willy Lindsay, suddenly springing forward.
The repression of the crowd failed at his words ; there was a quick outburst of rage, and here and there a hand was raised threateningly, or closed in a tighter grasp round a stick.
166 ACROSS AN ULSTER BOG Mr. Duffin grew suddenly white. All at once he understood what it meant.
Mr. Baring came forward.
"Hold back, boys; what's all this about? Beha...ve like rational beings, and open the church door. You must choose a proper time for any- thing you have to say. " "If they don't open it at once I'll get the police and have it burst with a crowbar ! " said Mr. Duffin passionately.
" You'd better not, " said M'Gloughlan. " Lave him to us, your honour, and we'll tache him what we have to say. " " But he'll never cross this dure again, unless it's feet foremost, " said Willy, raising his stick significantly.
Mr. Baring faced them gravely.
" You're not setting about this right, boys, " he said.
What to read after Across An Ulster Bog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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