All On the Irish Shore
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And may the divilsweep and roast thim that has it told through all the counthry that shewas killed!" A GRAND FILLY I am an Englishman. I say this without either truculence orvainglorying, rather with humility--a mere Englishman, who submits hisPlain Tale from the Western Hills with the conviction that the Kelt whomay read it will think him more mere than ever.
I was in Yorkshire last season when what is trivially called "the coldsnap" came upon us. I had five horses eating themselves silly all ...thetime, and I am not going to speak of it. I don't consider it a subjectto be treated lightly. It was in about the thickest of it that I heardfrom a man I know in Ireland. He is a little old horse-coping sportsmanwith a red face and iron-grey whiskers, who has kept hounds all hislife; or, rather, he has always had hounds about, on much the sameconditions that other men have rats. The rats are indubitably there, andfeed themselves variously, and so do old Robert Trinder's "Rioters, "which is their _nom de guerre_ in the County Corkerry (the few who knowanything of the map of Ireland may possibly identify the two countiesburied in this cryptogram).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And may the divilsweep and roast thim that has it told through all the counthry that shewas killed!" A GRAND FILLY I am an Englishman. I say this without either truculence orvainglorying, rather with humility--a mere Englishman, who submits hisPlain Tale from the Western Hills with the conviction that the Kelt whomay read it will think him more mere than ever.
I was in Yorkshire last season when what is trivially called "the coldsnap" came upon us. I had five horses eating themselves silly all ...thetime, and I am not going to speak of it. I don't consider it a subjectto be treated lightly. It was in about the thickest of it that I heardfrom a man I know in Ireland. He is a little old horse-coping sportsmanwith a red face and iron-grey whiskers, who has kept hounds all hislife; or, rather, he has always had hounds about, on much the sameconditions that other men have rats. The rats are indubitably there, andfeed themselves variously, and so do old Robert Trinder's "Rioters, "which is their _nom de guerre_ in the County Corkerry (the few who knowanything of the map of Ireland may possibly identify the two countiesburied in this cryptogram).
What to read after All On the Irish Shore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ross Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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