Arrah Neil; Or, Times of Old 2
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Whine, cant, and look devout. Master Falgate, and forget your swagger if you can." " By St. Winifred !" replied Falgate, " this rough beast has taken all the swagger out of me. I can hardly stand, captain." " Well, get thee in," replied Barecolt, " and leave me to deal with him. The best thing for thee to do is to hold thy tongue, for if thou one'st openest thy mouth we shall see some profane saint or other popping out, and marking thee for a malignant in a minute." After remaining for some ten... minutes more at the door, in slow and solemn converse with the host, Barecolt stalked into the house, and found Arrah Neil sitting with her beautiful head leaning on her fair hand, and her elbow resting on a table very respectably covered with provisions.
" Now let us to our meat," said Barecolt, " for we must soon be upon our way again." Falgate was instantly settling himself upon a stool to fall to, without further ceremony; TIMES OF OLD. 205 but the captain gave him a grave admonishing look, and standing before the table with his clasped hands resting on his stomach, and the two thumbs elevated towards his chin, began a grace which had well nigh exhausted the patience of Falgate before it was done, but which greatly edified the master of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whine, cant, and look devout. Master Falgate, and forget your swagger if you can." " By St. Winifred !" replied Falgate, " this rough beast has taken all the swagger out of me. I can hardly stand, captain." " Well, get thee in," replied Barecolt, " and leave me to deal with him. The best thing for thee to do is to hold thy tongue, for if thou one'st openest thy mouth we shall see some profane saint or other popping out, and marking thee for a malignant in a minute." After remaining for some ten... minutes more at the door, in slow and solemn converse with the host, Barecolt stalked into the house, and found Arrah Neil sitting with her beautiful head leaning on her fair hand, and her elbow resting on a table very respectably covered with provisions.
" Now let us to our meat," said Barecolt, " for we must soon be upon our way again." Falgate was instantly settling himself upon a stool to fall to, without further ceremony; TIMES OF OLD. 205 but the captain gave him a grave admonishing look, and standing before the table with his clasped hands resting on his stomach, and the two thumbs elevated towards his chin, began a grace which had well nigh exhausted the patience of Falgate before it was done, but which greatly edified the master of the house.
What to read after Arrah Neil; Or, Times of Old 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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