Handy Andy: a Tale of Irish Life
Handy Andy: a Tale of Irish Life
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" Digitized by VjOOQ IC HANDY ANDY. IO7 The soliloquy of poor Andy was interrupted by a low measured sound of thumping, which his accustomed ear at once distinguished to be the result of churning ; the room in which he was confined, being one of a range of offices stretching backward from the prin- cipal building and next door to the dairy. Andy had grown tired by this time of his repeated contemplation of the rhymes and sketches, his own thoughts thereon, and his long confinement ; and now the... monotonous sound of the churn-dash falling on his ear, acted as a sort of husho,* and the worried and wearied Andy at last lay dowa on the platform, and fell asleep to the bumping lullaby.
CHAPTER XIII.
The sportsmen, having returned from their fishing excursion to dinner, were seated round the hospitable board of Squire Egan, Murphy and Dick in high glee at still successfully hoodwinking Furlong, and carrying on their mystification with infinite frolic.
The soup had been removed, and they were in the act of enjoy- ing the salmon which had already given so much enjoyment, when a loud knocking at the door announced the arrival of some fresh guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Digitized by VjOOQ IC HANDY ANDY. IO7 The soliloquy of poor Andy was interrupted by a low measured sound of thumping, which his accustomed ear at once distinguished to be the result of churning ; the room in which he was confined, being one of a range of offices stretching backward from the prin- cipal building and next door to the dairy. Andy had grown tired by this time of his repeated contemplation of the rhymes and sketches, his own thoughts thereon, and his long confinement ; and now the... monotonous sound of the churn-dash falling on his ear, acted as a sort of husho,* and the worried and wearied Andy at last lay dowa on the platform, and fell asleep to the bumping lullaby.
CHAPTER XIII.
The sportsmen, having returned from their fishing excursion to dinner, were seated round the hospitable board of Squire Egan, Murphy and Dick in high glee at still successfully hoodwinking Furlong, and carrying on their mystification with infinite frolic.
The soup had been removed, and they were in the act of enjoy- ing the salmon which had already given so much enjoyment, when a loud knocking at the door announced the arrival of some fresh guest.
What to read after Handy Andy: a Tale of Irish Life?
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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