Ardnaree
Ardnaree
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153 Wexford rising, and the two young Letts, in consideration of their youth, were sentenced to banishment for Hfe ; but the vessel that was taking them to America was lost, and thus the poor bo^^s perished. Besides their uncle, Peter Burro wes, the Burro wes' had several cousins residing in Dublin. Three of them were the orphans of a Mr. Burro wes, a clergyman, who was one of the earliest victims to the rebellion. He had always lived on good terms with his neighbours. Catholic as well as Prote...stant, often entertaining the priest at his table. His parish was in the County Wexford ; and when the disturbance began, as a precaution for their safety, all the Protestants of the place, who were not many, made a sort of garrison of the parsonage house and passed the night there. Among the inmates was a niece of Mrs. Burrowes, called Mary Rainer. Mr. Burrowes had sent his man, Matt, who was one whom he could trust, to receive some rents in a distant part of the country. As their party was large, a man who usually worked in the garden came to help 154 ARDNAREE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
153 Wexford rising, and the two young Letts, in consideration of their youth, were sentenced to banishment for Hfe ; but the vessel that was taking them to America was lost, and thus the poor bo^^s perished. Besides their uncle, Peter Burro wes, the Burro wes' had several cousins residing in Dublin. Three of them were the orphans of a Mr. Burro wes, a clergyman, who was one of the earliest victims to the rebellion. He had always lived on good terms with his neighbours. Catholic as well as Prote...stant, often entertaining the priest at his table. His parish was in the County Wexford ; and when the disturbance began, as a precaution for their safety, all the Protestants of the place, who were not many, made a sort of garrison of the parsonage house and passed the night there. Among the inmates was a niece of Mrs. Burrowes, called Mary Rainer. Mr. Burrowes had sent his man, Matt, who was one whom he could trust, to receive some rents in a distant part of the country. As their party was large, a man who usually worked in the garden came to help 154 ARDNAREE.
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