An Irish Parish, Its Sunshine Ad Shadows
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P., the ex- pected orator, had not come. The meeting would not be complete without him. Every- one felt that. He was the man that would address four-fifths of his remarks to the "peelers", "an' wasn't a bit afeard o' them a-nayther," as Tim Brady often said. Mr.
Weltham, too, when he had made some vague wild, heroic reference to the "rising of the moon," or the like, would turn to the police note-taker and invite him "to take down that and report it to his masters, the minions of tyranny in the... dismal offices of Dublin Castle." And the open-mouthed audience 60 AN IRISH PARISH, would open their mouths still wider, and in admiration of such bravery, give such a cheer as would terrify the principals as well as **the agents of tyranny" had they but heard it.
No doubt about it the meeting would not be a success without Mr. Harry Weltham, M. P. ! Everyone hoped he would drive up at any moment. Tim Brady, with an eye to No. 1, besought them to adjourn for lun- cheon, and that as soon as Mr. Weltham came, the meeting could be continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P., the ex- pected orator, had not come. The meeting would not be complete without him. Every- one felt that. He was the man that would address four-fifths of his remarks to the "peelers", "an' wasn't a bit afeard o' them a-nayther," as Tim Brady often said. Mr.
Weltham, too, when he had made some vague wild, heroic reference to the "rising of the moon," or the like, would turn to the police note-taker and invite him "to take down that and report it to his masters, the minions of tyranny in the... dismal offices of Dublin Castle." And the open-mouthed audience 60 AN IRISH PARISH, would open their mouths still wider, and in admiration of such bravery, give such a cheer as would terrify the principals as well as **the agents of tyranny" had they but heard it.
No doubt about it the meeting would not be a success without Mr. Harry Weltham, M. P. ! Everyone hoped he would drive up at any moment. Tim Brady, with an eye to No. 1, besought them to adjourn for lun- cheon, and that as soon as Mr. Weltham came, the meeting could be continued.
What to read after An Irish Parish, Its Sunshine Ad Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cawley, Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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