Ireland's Disease; Notes And Impressions
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" Well, all those travelling priests possess chrono- 2 1 8 Ireland's Disease.
meters— we are obliged to notice it, since it appears to be a sign of easy circumstances in Ireland — and the rest of their attire fully carries out that symptom.
Under the undefinable cut that at once betrays a clerical garment, their black coat has all the softness of first quality cloth ; their travelling bag is of good bright leather ; their very umbrella has a look of smart- ness, and does not affect the lamentab...le droop that with us is always associated with the idea of a clerical umbrella. Some of them wear the Roman hat and collar, with a square-cut waistcoat and the ordinary trousers of the laity, and stockings of all the hues of the rainbow. A young curate sports violet-coloured ones, which he exhibits with some complacency. I ventured to ask him, in the course of conversation, whether he belonged to the Pope's household. He answered with a blush of modesty that he had not that honour, and wore violet hose because he was fond of that colour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, all those travelling priests possess chrono- 2 1 8 Ireland's Disease.
meters— we are obliged to notice it, since it appears to be a sign of easy circumstances in Ireland — and the rest of their attire fully carries out that symptom.
Under the undefinable cut that at once betrays a clerical garment, their black coat has all the softness of first quality cloth ; their travelling bag is of good bright leather ; their very umbrella has a look of smart- ness, and does not affect the lamentab...le droop that with us is always associated with the idea of a clerical umbrella. Some of them wear the Roman hat and collar, with a square-cut waistcoat and the ordinary trousers of the laity, and stockings of all the hues of the rainbow. A young curate sports violet-coloured ones, which he exhibits with some complacency. I ventured to ask him, in the course of conversation, whether he belonged to the Pope's household. He answered with a blush of modesty that he had not that honour, and wore violet hose because he was fond of that colour.
What to read after Ireland's Disease; Notes And Impressions?
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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