Dramatic Legends And Other Poems
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Sheila What was it happened?
Paudeen "And only Gorav," says he, "Only Gorav, the good dog, got the man by the throat.
There would be a thief in the parish and a wronged man," says he.
Sheila The hard, hard man.
82 Dramatic Legends Paudeen "There's a good door to my house," says he, "And the bin's within for corn; and if the priest/' says he.
Can't put the fear of God into the people, Gorav, maybe, can," says he.
That's empty, that's empty, that's empty.
{Paudeen goes back to his place on the be...nch.) Sheila He has all The corn that's in the country, and he sets Brutes to guard it. The people bring their cattle Before he gives them corn to keep them living.
AlSLINN I'm not a feared Of Fardorrougha.
Sheila He is not set In hardness yet; he'll give back In arm-fulls what he took in his hands!
AlSLINN Will it be long till then.
Woman of Fardorrougha?
The Miracle of the Corn 83 Sheila Not long, not long: The fruit is ripening that will bring him to Himself; O Aislinn, do not think Too hardly of my man; there was no child About our house, Aislinn!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheila What was it happened?
Paudeen "And only Gorav," says he, "Only Gorav, the good dog, got the man by the throat.
There would be a thief in the parish and a wronged man," says he.
Sheila The hard, hard man.
82 Dramatic Legends Paudeen "There's a good door to my house," says he, "And the bin's within for corn; and if the priest/' says he.
Can't put the fear of God into the people, Gorav, maybe, can," says he.
That's empty, that's empty, that's empty.
{Paudeen goes back to his place on the be...nch.) Sheila He has all The corn that's in the country, and he sets Brutes to guard it. The people bring their cattle Before he gives them corn to keep them living.
AlSLINN I'm not a feared Of Fardorrougha.
Sheila He is not set In hardness yet; he'll give back In arm-fulls what he took in his hands!
AlSLINN Will it be long till then.
Woman of Fardorrougha?
The Miracle of the Corn 83 Sheila Not long, not long: The fruit is ripening that will bring him to Himself; O Aislinn, do not think Too hardly of my man; there was no child About our house, Aislinn!
What to read after Dramatic Legends And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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