Ballygullion
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" "Well, " sez Billy, goin' on, "yez know there's some wicked men does be keepin' a bit av a still up in the hills beyont. " We all had a bit av a laugh to ourselves at 162 BALLYGULLION that ; for the four men that run the same still was in the room, an' Billy was the boss man himself.
But Billy niver smiled. " Supposing" sez he, " some av these men tuk the masther up the hills a bit, an' give him a wee keg av the rale stuff, an' wan av us dhressed up in the sargint's clothes an' come on him ca...rryin' it home, do yez think, " sez he, "there'd be a hunt ?" " Hunt, " sez Long James Heggarty. "There'd be a hunt my legs would hardly keep up wi', for all they're brave an' long. But how'd ye get the sargint's clothes ?" " Niver mind that, " sez Billy, " the two con- stables an' me is brave an' thick, an' I think I can work it. If you an' James, Pat, " sez he to me, "I'll bring the masther up till the foot av the loanin' below the Whinny Hill the morrow night about nine, Pether an' John here'll bring down the potheen, an' I'll do the sargint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, " sez Billy, goin' on, "yez know there's some wicked men does be keepin' a bit av a still up in the hills beyont. " We all had a bit av a laugh to ourselves at 162 BALLYGULLION that ; for the four men that run the same still was in the room, an' Billy was the boss man himself.
But Billy niver smiled. " Supposing" sez he, " some av these men tuk the masther up the hills a bit, an' give him a wee keg av the rale stuff, an' wan av us dhressed up in the sargint's clothes an' come on him ca...rryin' it home, do yez think, " sez he, "there'd be a hunt ?" " Hunt, " sez Long James Heggarty. "There'd be a hunt my legs would hardly keep up wi', for all they're brave an' long. But how'd ye get the sargint's clothes ?" " Niver mind that, " sez Billy, " the two con- stables an' me is brave an' thick, an' I think I can work it. If you an' James, Pat, " sez he to me, "I'll bring the masther up till the foot av the loanin' below the Whinny Hill the morrow night about nine, Pether an' John here'll bring down the potheen, an' I'll do the sargint.
What to read after Ballygullion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynn Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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