Aims And Ends: And Oonagh Lynch: 3
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He placed Vourneen on the ground, and it 232 OONAGH LYNCH.
was with greater sorrow than he wished to own to himself he could feel on such an occasion, that he discovered his little favourite had died while in his arms ! A shot had entered its body, and it had perished apparently of in- ward bleeding. After some moments of regret, he sank the dog into the pool, that his pur- suers might not, by finding it, be enabled to trace his route ; and having proceeded a mile further to a sheltered spot, h...e lay down for a few hours to rest.
The fatigue of the early part of the night made his sleep so heavy, that the sun shone broad on the bog when he awoke, and he dared not pursue his first intention of trying to find a cottage, till the evening should afford him the possibility of escaping, should the persons he first applied to prove unfriendly or treacherous.
The pains of want he was forced to endure for the course of that day ; but as it dechned, he made for a sort of public-house on the edge of the bog, which he had formerly seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He placed Vourneen on the ground, and it 232 OONAGH LYNCH.
was with greater sorrow than he wished to own to himself he could feel on such an occasion, that he discovered his little favourite had died while in his arms ! A shot had entered its body, and it had perished apparently of in- ward bleeding. After some moments of regret, he sank the dog into the pool, that his pur- suers might not, by finding it, be enabled to trace his route ; and having proceeded a mile further to a sheltered spot, h...e lay down for a few hours to rest.
The fatigue of the early part of the night made his sleep so heavy, that the sun shone broad on the bog when he awoke, and he dared not pursue his first intention of trying to find a cottage, till the evening should afford him the possibility of escaping, should the persons he first applied to prove unfriendly or treacherous.
The pains of want he was forced to endure for the course of that day ; but as it dechned, he made for a sort of public-house on the edge of the bog, which he had formerly seen.
What to read after Aims And Ends: And Oonagh Lynch: 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheridan, Caroline Henrietta Callander, 1779-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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