In Wicklow And West Kerry
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This evening, when I camein, a little old man in a tall hat and long brown coat was sittingup on the settle beside the fire, and intending to spend, one couldsee, a night or more in the place.
I had a great deal to tell the people at first of my travels indifferent parts of the county, to the Blasket Islands--which theycan see from here--Corkaguiney and Tralee; and they had news totell me also of people who have married or died since I was herebefore, or gone away, or come back from America. Th...en I was toldthat the old man, Dermot (or Darby, as he is called in English), wasthe finest story-teller in Iveragh; and after a while he told us along story in Irish, but spoke so rapidly and indistinctly--he hadno teeth--that I could understand but few passages. When he hadfinished I asked him where he had heard the story.
'I heard it in the city of Portsmouth, ' he said. 'I worked there forfifteen years, and four years in Plymouth, and a long while in thehills of Wales; twenty-five years in all I was working at the otherside; and there were many Irish in it, who would be telling storiesin the evening, the same as we are doing here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This evening, when I camein, a little old man in a tall hat and long brown coat was sittingup on the settle beside the fire, and intending to spend, one couldsee, a night or more in the place.
I had a great deal to tell the people at first of my travels indifferent parts of the county, to the Blasket Islands--which theycan see from here--Corkaguiney and Tralee; and they had news totell me also of people who have married or died since I was herebefore, or gone away, or come back from America. Th...en I was toldthat the old man, Dermot (or Darby, as he is called in English), wasthe finest story-teller in Iveragh; and after a while he told us along story in Irish, but spoke so rapidly and indistinctly--he hadno teeth--that I could understand but few passages. When he hadfinished I asked him where he had heard the story.
'I heard it in the city of Portsmouth, ' he said. 'I worked there forfifteen years, and four years in Plymouth, and a long while in thehills of Wales; twenty-five years in all I was working at the otherside; and there were many Irish in it, who would be telling storiesin the evening, the same as we are doing here.
What to read after In Wicklow And West Kerry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Synge John Millington to read onlineMoreLess
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