Further Experiences of An Irish R M
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Butler-Knox's appearance in the motor-car passed by me like a feather in a whirlwind ; I strode without a word into the yellow flood in which the mare was lying, and got hold of her reins with the handle of my crop ; I might as well have tried to draw out Behemoth with a hook. Her hind-quarters were well fixed in the hidden ditch, she made not the slightest effort to stir, and continued to recline, contentedly, not to say defiantly.
" That's a great sign of fine weather, " said a voice behind m...e in affable comment, "when a horse will lie down in wather that way. " I turned upon my consoler, and saw a young countryman with a fur-lined coat hanging upon his arm.
" I got this thrown in the bohireen above, " he said, "the other gentleman, that's follying the bay horse, stripped it off him, and God knows it's itself that's weighty ! " "My dear Major!" began Looshy, addressing me agitatedly from the bank, as a hen might 229 Further Experiences of an Irish ^M.
address a refractory duckling, "there has been a most unfortunate mistake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butler-Knox's appearance in the motor-car passed by me like a feather in a whirlwind ; I strode without a word into the yellow flood in which the mare was lying, and got hold of her reins with the handle of my crop ; I might as well have tried to draw out Behemoth with a hook. Her hind-quarters were well fixed in the hidden ditch, she made not the slightest effort to stir, and continued to recline, contentedly, not to say defiantly.
" That's a great sign of fine weather, " said a voice behind m...e in affable comment, "when a horse will lie down in wather that way. " I turned upon my consoler, and saw a young countryman with a fur-lined coat hanging upon his arm.
" I got this thrown in the bohireen above, " he said, "the other gentleman, that's follying the bay horse, stripped it off him, and God knows it's itself that's weighty ! " "My dear Major!" began Looshy, addressing me agitatedly from the bank, as a hen might 229 Further Experiences of an Irish ^M.
address a refractory duckling, "there has been a most unfortunate mistake.
What to read after Further Experiences of An Irish R M?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edith None Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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