Bantry, Berehaven And the O'sullivan Sept
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At length Sullivan's wife, with her child and nurse, came out and asked for quarter, which was granted. The officer asked her who was in the house ; she answered no one but her husband and some of his men ; upon which he ordered the house to be set on fire, which they were a long time doing, the men's arms being- rendered quite useless from the heavy rains ; but the house being at last set on fire, they were obliged to come out. Sullivan behaved with great bravery, as did his men; he stood and ...snapped his blunderbuss twice at the party, and missed fire ; likewise the party snapped at him twice and missed fire, and cocking the third time, shot him through the heart dead.
The soldiers brought away with them the dead body of Morty Oge, and two prisoners named Sullivan and Connell. Morty's body they lashed to the stern of their vessel, and so towed it from Berehaven to Cork, where its head was cut off and spiked over the South Gaol. A like fate befel the gallant fellows Sullivan and Connell ; their heads were similarly displayed for the edification of his majesty's subjects, loyal and disloyal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length Sullivan's wife, with her child and nurse, came out and asked for quarter, which was granted. The officer asked her who was in the house ; she answered no one but her husband and some of his men ; upon which he ordered the house to be set on fire, which they were a long time doing, the men's arms being- rendered quite useless from the heavy rains ; but the house being at last set on fire, they were obliged to come out. Sullivan behaved with great bravery, as did his men; he stood and ...snapped his blunderbuss twice at the party, and missed fire ; likewise the party snapped at him twice and missed fire, and cocking the third time, shot him through the heart dead.
The soldiers brought away with them the dead body of Morty Oge, and two prisoners named Sullivan and Connell. Morty's body they lashed to the stern of their vessel, and so towed it from Berehaven to Cork, where its head was cut off and spiked over the South Gaol. A like fate befel the gallant fellows Sullivan and Connell ; their heads were similarly displayed for the edification of his majesty's subjects, loyal and disloyal.
What to read after Bantry, Berehaven And the O'sullivan Sept?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T D Timothy Daniel Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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