By Beach And Bog Land Some Irish Stories
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I'm no better in a boat these times and it me own boat than a lump of ballast ; that's the opinion they have of me. And wishin' the whole pack of them is Thady and all the rest of yous wishin' I was in me clay, instead of to be wastin' their time, if you plase, and hinderin' them of their chances because I'm grown a bit stiff and clumsy. Git along wid yourself, and hould your fool's tongue. " Grace retreated indoors, where she stood aim- lessly by the grey hearth, too much dejected to set about... stirring up the smouldering peat-sod.
OLD ISAAC'S BIGGEST HAUL 107 " They'd a right to be ashamed of themselves to go do such a thing on him, " she was thinking, " but I wouldn't be sayin' aught agin them any- way behind their backs. 'Twould only annoy Himself there the worse, and indeed now they have him greatly annoyed a good-for-nothin' pack they are. And I dunno is there a hand's turn I could be doin' for him, unless I baked him a bit of griddle-cake for the breakfast. But as like as not he wouldn't look at it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm no better in a boat these times and it me own boat than a lump of ballast ; that's the opinion they have of me. And wishin' the whole pack of them is Thady and all the rest of yous wishin' I was in me clay, instead of to be wastin' their time, if you plase, and hinderin' them of their chances because I'm grown a bit stiff and clumsy. Git along wid yourself, and hould your fool's tongue. " Grace retreated indoors, where she stood aim- lessly by the grey hearth, too much dejected to set about... stirring up the smouldering peat-sod.
OLD ISAAC'S BIGGEST HAUL 107 " They'd a right to be ashamed of themselves to go do such a thing on him, " she was thinking, " but I wouldn't be sayin' aught agin them any- way behind their backs. 'Twould only annoy Himself there the worse, and indeed now they have him greatly annoyed a good-for-nothin' pack they are. And I dunno is there a hand's turn I could be doin' for him, unless I baked him a bit of griddle-cake for the breakfast. But as like as not he wouldn't look at it.
What to read after By Beach And Bog Land Some Irish Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barlow Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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