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Did you hear that, Paddy Donovan ? " " I hear it," said Paddy, " but I'll b'lieve as much of it as I like." ii8 carleton's traits and stories.
Phelim apprehended that, as his father got warm with the Hquor, he might, in vindicating the truth of his own assertion, divulge the affair of the old housekeeper.
" Ould man," said he, " have sinse, an' pass that over, if you have any regard for me." " I'd not be brow-bate into anything," observed Donovan.
" Sowl, you would not," said Phejim. " For my p...art, Paddy, I'm ready to marry your daughther — (a squeeze to Peggy) — ^widout a hap'orth at all, barrin' herself.
It's the girl I want, an' not the ' slip.' " " Thin, be the book, you'll get both, Phelim, for your dacency," said Donovan ; " but, you see, I wouldn't be bullied into puttin' one foot past the other for the best man that ever stepped on black leather." " Whisht ! " said Appleton, " that's the go ! Success, ould heart ! Give us your hand, Paddy ; here's your good health, an' may you never button an empty pocket !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you hear that, Paddy Donovan ? " " I hear it," said Paddy, " but I'll b'lieve as much of it as I like." ii8 carleton's traits and stories.
Phelim apprehended that, as his father got warm with the Hquor, he might, in vindicating the truth of his own assertion, divulge the affair of the old housekeeper.
" Ould man," said he, " have sinse, an' pass that over, if you have any regard for me." " I'd not be brow-bate into anything," observed Donovan.
" Sowl, you would not," said Phejim. " For my p...art, Paddy, I'm ready to marry your daughther — (a squeeze to Peggy) — ^widout a hap'orth at all, barrin' herself.
It's the girl I want, an' not the ' slip.' " " Thin, be the book, you'll get both, Phelim, for your dacency," said Donovan ; " but, you see, I wouldn't be bullied into puttin' one foot past the other for the best man that ever stepped on black leather." " Whisht ! " said Appleton, " that's the go ! Success, ould heart ! Give us your hand, Paddy ; here's your good health, an' may you never button an empty pocket !
What to read after Carleton's Stories of Irish Life;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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