Bog Land Studies
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VIII He 's been always a good son, Pat, an' the wife, there 's no fau't in his wife, Sure she 's doin' her best to keep house sin' me ould woman lost her life ; But the throuble she's had — och! the crathur, small blame to her now if she 'd think It was time they were quit of a wan fit for nought save to ait an' to dhrink.
For whiles, whin she's washin' the praties, or cuttin' the childher's bread, I know be the look of her face she 's rememb'rin' the child that's dead; LAST TIME AT M'GURK'S 91... The littlest, that died in last winther, and often afore it died Did be askin* its mammy for bread, an' thin, 'cause she 'd none, it cried ; An' the Docther he said 'twas the hunger had kilt it ; an' that was the case : Ye could see thro' its wee bits of hands, an' its eyes were as big as its face.
An' whiles whin I 'm aitin' me crust, /'// be thinkin' to hear it cry — But she^ that's the mother who bore it — who'd blame her ? In throth not I.
Och ! but that was the terrible winther, an' like to ha' starved us outright ; Ne'er a hungrier saison I mind since the first o' the pratie blight ; An' whine'er wan 's no call to be hungry, it 's three times as hungry wan feels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII He 's been always a good son, Pat, an' the wife, there 's no fau't in his wife, Sure she 's doin' her best to keep house sin' me ould woman lost her life ; But the throuble she's had — och! the crathur, small blame to her now if she 'd think It was time they were quit of a wan fit for nought save to ait an' to dhrink.
For whiles, whin she's washin' the praties, or cuttin' the childher's bread, I know be the look of her face she 's rememb'rin' the child that's dead; LAST TIME AT M'GURK'S 91... The littlest, that died in last winther, and often afore it died Did be askin* its mammy for bread, an' thin, 'cause she 'd none, it cried ; An' the Docther he said 'twas the hunger had kilt it ; an' that was the case : Ye could see thro' its wee bits of hands, an' its eyes were as big as its face.
An' whiles whin I 'm aitin' me crust, /'// be thinkin' to hear it cry — But she^ that's the mother who bore it — who'd blame her ? In throth not I.
Och ! but that was the terrible winther, an' like to ha' starved us outright ; Ne'er a hungrier saison I mind since the first o' the pratie blight ; An' whine'er wan 's no call to be hungry, it 's three times as hungry wan feels.
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