Collected Writings volume 6
Collected Writings volume 6
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He 's a sturdy owld chap, that always lives in the saycret place the masther is gone to, and there 's but one tune in the world he cares for, and my heart is broke playing it to him whenever he lavs howld o' me. " " It is to be hoped the tune is a pretty one. " " Not it, in troth, — it 's only that quare thing, Ree Raw^ I suppose you know it ? " " I do. It is a sort of half drony, half lilting, monot- onous thing, " and Ned commenced whistling.
"That's it, " said Phaidrig. "That's a nice thing ...to play for hours together. " " For hours ! " echoed Ned.
" Ay, 'faith. He would not let me eat, drink, nor sleep, if he could help it, but keep me evermore blowing away at that Ree Raw" They had been walking for about three hours, when 482 He Would be a Gentle??ian they reached some very broken ground, where the blind man's footing seemed more insecure than usual. " I wish I could get on faster for your sake, Masther Ned. I know you are burning with impatience to see the darlin' lady ; and no wondher, and right glad she '11 be to see you, and here you are hampered with the tardiness of a blind man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He 's a sturdy owld chap, that always lives in the saycret place the masther is gone to, and there 's but one tune in the world he cares for, and my heart is broke playing it to him whenever he lavs howld o' me. " " It is to be hoped the tune is a pretty one. " " Not it, in troth, — it 's only that quare thing, Ree Raw^ I suppose you know it ? " " I do. It is a sort of half drony, half lilting, monot- onous thing, " and Ned commenced whistling.
"That's it, " said Phaidrig. "That's a nice thing ...to play for hours together. " " For hours ! " echoed Ned.
" Ay, 'faith. He would not let me eat, drink, nor sleep, if he could help it, but keep me evermore blowing away at that Ree Raw" They had been walking for about three hours, when 482 He Would be a Gentle??ian they reached some very broken ground, where the blind man's footing seemed more insecure than usual. " I wish I could get on faster for your sake, Masther Ned. I know you are burning with impatience to see the darlin' lady ; and no wondher, and right glad she '11 be to see you, and here you are hampered with the tardiness of a blind man.
What to read after Collected Writings volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lover Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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