Amusing Irish Tales By William Carleton
Amusing Irish Tales By William Carleton
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" " Fadher, I tould you before that I'll not tolerate incon- gruity in any man who is ignorant of the classics. Was it not that Phadrick Murray's ignorance protects you, I'd take the liberty of lettin' you contemplate your own im- penetrability to admonition. I call the Protestant heresy long-tailed for three reasons : first — id est — primo " " Phadrick III" "I'm list'nin'!" "Primo — Because it was not short. Secundo — Because the dragon that invinted it in the Revelations had a tail that reac...hed over the third part of heaven. Tertio — Be- cause the divil, who was joint partner wid the dragon, never goes widout a switcher ; so that it is from the purest of logic, I call it the long-tailed heresy. Are you now satisfied ? " " Throth, we are, avick. Isn't that the larnin', Phadrick ? " " Bedad, he's as ould as Killileagh bog, all but one bank. " " Well ! Quid multis ? Luther was sittin' one evenin' in his studium or study, afther havin' secured a profound dinner ; one foot was upon the hob, an' the other in the most convanient place, of coorse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Fadher, I tould you before that I'll not tolerate incon- gruity in any man who is ignorant of the classics. Was it not that Phadrick Murray's ignorance protects you, I'd take the liberty of lettin' you contemplate your own im- penetrability to admonition. I call the Protestant heresy long-tailed for three reasons : first — id est — primo " " Phadrick III" "I'm list'nin'!" "Primo — Because it was not short. Secundo — Because the dragon that invinted it in the Revelations had a tail that reac...hed over the third part of heaven. Tertio — Be- cause the divil, who was joint partner wid the dragon, never goes widout a switcher ; so that it is from the purest of logic, I call it the long-tailed heresy. Are you now satisfied ? " " Throth, we are, avick. Isn't that the larnin', Phadrick ? " " Bedad, he's as ould as Killileagh bog, all but one bank. " " Well ! Quid multis ? Luther was sittin' one evenin' in his studium or study, afther havin' secured a profound dinner ; one foot was upon the hob, an' the other in the most convanient place, of coorse.
What to read after Amusing Irish Tales By William Carleton?
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