Irish Pastorals
Irish Pastorals
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." James Daly straightened himself in the furrow, 187 Digitized by Google 188 IRISH PASTORALS looked slowly and thoughtfully here and there about him, threw a glance over his shoulder at the falling sun; then rested both hands on his spade-head, leant forward upon them and stood eyeing the scanty dribble of pota- toes that lay on the ridge before him. His face wore a solemn expression, his eyes were grave; he had the air of one standing knee deep and doubtful in the troublous waters of thought ...Just a little not himself, beyond himself, he stood there among the withered potato stalks, one foot on the ridge, the other in the furrow, his back bent and head thrust forward. For a minute his mind went groping — ^peering dimly, you might say, as through that creeping mist of autumn — and he stood looking at things and not seeing them, living for once without knowing it, rapt for a minute out of this mor- tal curious kind of a world. Then he sighed; came to himself and drew back from his spade; glanced at Mike and went on digging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
." James Daly straightened himself in the furrow, 187 Digitized by Google 188 IRISH PASTORALS looked slowly and thoughtfully here and there about him, threw a glance over his shoulder at the falling sun; then rested both hands on his spade-head, leant forward upon them and stood eyeing the scanty dribble of pota- toes that lay on the ridge before him. His face wore a solemn expression, his eyes were grave; he had the air of one standing knee deep and doubtful in the troublous waters of thought ...Just a little not himself, beyond himself, he stood there among the withered potato stalks, one foot on the ridge, the other in the furrow, his back bent and head thrust forward. For a minute his mind went groping — ^peering dimly, you might say, as through that creeping mist of autumn — and he stood looking at things and not seeing them, living for once without knowing it, rapt for a minute out of this mor- tal curious kind of a world. Then he sighed; came to himself and drew back from his spade; glanced at Mike and went on digging.
What to read after Irish Pastorals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shan F Bullock to read onlineMoreLess
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