In Shadow of the Glen
In Shadow of the Glen
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} MICHEAL{Moving over three of the piles. }That's three pounds we have now, Nora Burke.
NORA{Continuing in the same voice. }And saying to myself another time, to look on Peggy Cavanagh, whohad the lightest hand at milking a cow that wouldn't be easy, orturning a cake, and there she is now walking round on the roads, or sitting in a dirty old house, with no teeth in her mouth, andno sense and no more hair than you'ld see on a bit of a hill andthey after burning the furze from it.
MICHEALThat's f...ive pounds and ten notes, a good sum, surely! . . . It'snot that way you'll be talking when you marry a young man, NoraBurke, and they were saying in the fair my lambs were the bestlambs, and I got a grand price, for I'm no fool now at making abargain when my lambs are good.
NORAWhat was it you got?
MICHEALTwenty pound for the lot, Nora Burke. . . . We'ld do right towait now till himself will be quiet awhile in the Seven Churches, and then you'll marry me in the chapel of Rathvanna, and I'llbring the sheep up on the bit of a hill you have on the backmountain, and we won't have anything we'ld be afeard to let ourminds on when the mist is down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
} MICHEAL{Moving over three of the piles. }That's three pounds we have now, Nora Burke.
NORA{Continuing in the same voice. }And saying to myself another time, to look on Peggy Cavanagh, whohad the lightest hand at milking a cow that wouldn't be easy, orturning a cake, and there she is now walking round on the roads, or sitting in a dirty old house, with no teeth in her mouth, andno sense and no more hair than you'ld see on a bit of a hill andthey after burning the furze from it.
MICHEALThat's f...ive pounds and ten notes, a good sum, surely! . . . It'snot that way you'll be talking when you marry a young man, NoraBurke, and they were saying in the fair my lambs were the bestlambs, and I got a grand price, for I'm no fool now at making abargain when my lambs are good.
NORAWhat was it you got?
MICHEALTwenty pound for the lot, Nora Burke. . . . We'ld do right towait now till himself will be quiet awhile in the Seven Churches, and then you'll marry me in the chapel of Rathvanna, and I'llbring the sheep up on the bit of a hill you have on the backmountain, and we won't have anything we'ld be afeard to let ourminds on when the mist is down.
What to read after In Shadow of the Glen?
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