In Castle And Court House Being Reminiscences of 30 Years in Ireland
In Castle And Court House Being Reminiscences of 30 Years in Ireland
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McMurrough is at home !
We three and the barley-bree!
And the moonlight on the floor! Who were a man to do with less ?
What emperor has more ? Three stone jugs of Cruiskeen Lawn, And three stout hearts to drain, A slanter to the truth in the heart of youth, And the joy of the love of men.
Many a pleasant letter was interchanged and many a quip and jest, for I sent Hovey impromptus on postcards, of which I inflict but one on my indulgent reader If you were the King of Diamonds And I were the Kna...ve of Clubs, We'd have many convivial rubs, And knocking about in pubs. , But I'm hanged if I'd stand any snubs If you were the King of Diamonds And I were the Knave of Clubs.
Hovey, genial soul, wrote " this clamours to be . Finished, " and added much more to the same effect, 238 More American Men of Letters sending me at the same time a walking-stick surrounded by leathern thongs interlaced. I acknowledged the gift, sending him the follow- ing If you were the top o' the morning, And I were the dead o' night, Together we'd study the weather, And always be in high feather We'd sing, " Oh, there's nothing like leather " If you were the top o' the morning, And I were the dead 'o night !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McMurrough is at home !
We three and the barley-bree!
And the moonlight on the floor! Who were a man to do with less ?
What emperor has more ? Three stone jugs of Cruiskeen Lawn, And three stout hearts to drain, A slanter to the truth in the heart of youth, And the joy of the love of men.
Many a pleasant letter was interchanged and many a quip and jest, for I sent Hovey impromptus on postcards, of which I inflict but one on my indulgent reader If you were the King of Diamonds And I were the Kna...ve of Clubs, We'd have many convivial rubs, And knocking about in pubs. , But I'm hanged if I'd stand any snubs If you were the King of Diamonds And I were the Knave of Clubs.
Hovey, genial soul, wrote " this clamours to be . Finished, " and added much more to the same effect, 238 More American Men of Letters sending me at the same time a walking-stick surrounded by leathern thongs interlaced. I acknowledged the gift, sending him the follow- ing If you were the top o' the morning, And I were the dead o' night, Together we'd study the weather, And always be in high feather We'd sing, " Oh, there's nothing like leather " If you were the top o' the morning, And I were the dead 'o night !
What to read after In Castle And Court House Being Reminiscences of 30 Years in Ireland?
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