Irelands Disease Notes And Impressions
Irelands Disease Notes And Impressions
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Nswcr given by many Irish peasants as to their age. The " Ribillion " seems to have made an epoch in their history, and they consider that aii}' person over mid- dle a;_:c must have been born during that momentous 8 25S I)r/i7)i(f s /h'srasc.
period. The date appears to matter little to them. So, though I entertained private doubts of Cloney's being 89 years old, I let that pass, and we went on talking.
" Have you any children . -' " " Shure I have ! . . . . Me sons they are fishermen, and me d...aughters are all marr'd, near here. ... " " And you live alone . '' " " Yes, sir, that I do. " " It must be a lonely life for you. Were you never tempted to marry again after your wife's death t A fine man like you would have had no difficulty in finding a wife. " " Och, sir, after me ould woman died .... (with a burst of emotion) I always remained a dacent zvidow- vian .... That I did !.... " While we were talking I had been looking at the walls of the cabin, and I was surprised at finding none of the usual League's documents upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nswcr given by many Irish peasants as to their age. The " Ribillion " seems to have made an epoch in their history, and they consider that aii}' person over mid- dle a;_:c must have been born during that momentous 8 25S I)r/i7)i(f s /h'srasc.
period. The date appears to matter little to them. So, though I entertained private doubts of Cloney's being 89 years old, I let that pass, and we went on talking.
" Have you any children . -' " " Shure I have ! . . . . Me sons they are fishermen, and me d...aughters are all marr'd, near here. ... " " And you live alone . '' " " Yes, sir, that I do. " " It must be a lonely life for you. Were you never tempted to marry again after your wife's death t A fine man like you would have had no difficulty in finding a wife. " " Och, sir, after me ould woman died .... (with a burst of emotion) I always remained a dacent zvidow- vian .... That I did !.... " While we were talking I had been looking at the walls of the cabin, and I was surprised at finding none of the usual League's documents upon them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paschal Grousset to read onlineMoreLess
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