Going to Maynooth
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" A poor old widow, who was distantly related to them, came upwards offour miles with two or three score of eggs, together with a cock andhen; the eggs for his own use, and the latter for breeding in Maynooth. "Avourneen, Misther O'Shaughnessy, " said she, in broken English, "whenyou ate out all the eggs, maybe you could get a sonsy little cornerabout the collegian that you're goin' to larn to be a priest in, an'put them both into it; "--pointing at the same time to the cock andhen--"an' whishp...er, " she continued, in a low friendly voice, "if youcould get a weeshy wisp o' sthraw, an slip it undher your own bed, itwould make a nest for them, an' they'd lay an egg for your breakfast alldays in the year. But, achora, don't let them be widout a nest egg; an'whishper--maybe you'd breed a clackin' out o' them, that you mightsell. Sure they'd help to buy duds of cloes for you; or you might makepresents of the crathurs to the blessed an' holy collegian himself. Wouldn't it be good to have him an your side?--He'd help to make agintleman of you, any way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A poor old widow, who was distantly related to them, came upwards offour miles with two or three score of eggs, together with a cock andhen; the eggs for his own use, and the latter for breeding in Maynooth. "Avourneen, Misther O'Shaughnessy, " said she, in broken English, "whenyou ate out all the eggs, maybe you could get a sonsy little cornerabout the collegian that you're goin' to larn to be a priest in, an'put them both into it; "--pointing at the same time to the cock andhen--"an' whishp...er, " she continued, in a low friendly voice, "if youcould get a weeshy wisp o' sthraw, an slip it undher your own bed, itwould make a nest for them, an' they'd lay an egg for your breakfast alldays in the year. But, achora, don't let them be widout a nest egg; an'whishper--maybe you'd breed a clackin' out o' them, that you mightsell. Sure they'd help to buy duds of cloes for you; or you might makepresents of the crathurs to the blessed an' holy collegian himself. Wouldn't it be good to have him an your side?--He'd help to make agintleman of you, any way.
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