Father Tom of Connemara
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Maybe th' sickness was comin' on anyway. " "There's two things I don't believe in, " continued the first : " One is marryin' a girl to a man ould enough to be her father, an' th' other is " "Bein' a patthern for anyone's picthures?" interpo- lated the other.
"No, goin' among those rich people, who think th' poor have no souls. " "But Captain Rowland is one of th' ould stock, an' knows th' people like a book. " "He had an English mother. " "What of that? He thought too much of his father's peopl...e to " "I hope he didn't think too much of poor Vanus. What med Vulcan marry so young a girl? He's ould enough to be her father. " "Th' ould folks. They wanted to see her settled be- fore they died, an' Vulcan was industrious an' comforta- ble. They had but two childer a boy an' a girl. " "Where's th' boy?" "Sorra, one of me knows. He was handsome, too. He went down th' country somewhere when th' ould people died. " "Hush! there's th' smithy now. Th' forge is cold, an' th' windys in th' house are wide open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe th' sickness was comin' on anyway. " "There's two things I don't believe in, " continued the first : " One is marryin' a girl to a man ould enough to be her father, an' th' other is " "Bein' a patthern for anyone's picthures?" interpo- lated the other.
"No, goin' among those rich people, who think th' poor have no souls. " "But Captain Rowland is one of th' ould stock, an' knows th' people like a book. " "He had an English mother. " "What of that? He thought too much of his father's peopl...e to " "I hope he didn't think too much of poor Vanus. What med Vulcan marry so young a girl? He's ould enough to be her father. " "Th' ould folks. They wanted to see her settled be- fore they died, an' Vulcan was industrious an' comforta- ble. They had but two childer a boy an' a girl. " "Where's th' boy?" "Sorra, one of me knows. He was handsome, too. He went down th' country somewhere when th' ould people died. " "Hush! there's th' smithy now. Th' forge is cold, an' th' windys in th' house are wide open.
What to read after Father Tom of Connemara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Oreilly Neville to read onlineMoreLess
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