Irish Ways
Irish Ways
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" Murty, who owned one of the black eyes, here scowled thunderously at Tim over Mrs. Farrell's shoulder, but Tim continued unaware : " To be sure now I was thinkin' Batty had some raison of his own when he painted the yoke an inch deep that-a way. It's the tasty ould contraption entirely. And if that baste hasn't got side-bones, I don't know his head from his tail. Batty O' Kelly, bedad ! Himself 's the gay ould lad that's in it. " This is how it happened that there were so many places empty in... Clochranbeg Chapel on a certain Sunday morning. And nothing but the great popularity of Phelim and his wife prevented it from coming to pass as a further sequel that a lift on M'Gonigal's car should be used as a common periphrasis for any piece of unsuccessfully attempted benevolence. For in these places people have only a small choice of events whereon to base their pro- verbial philosophy, and to sharpen their satirical wits ; so that they cannot well afford often to let slip the opportunity offered by even such trivial occurrences as the failure of this first drive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Murty, who owned one of the black eyes, here scowled thunderously at Tim over Mrs. Farrell's shoulder, but Tim continued unaware : " To be sure now I was thinkin' Batty had some raison of his own when he painted the yoke an inch deep that-a way. It's the tasty ould contraption entirely. And if that baste hasn't got side-bones, I don't know his head from his tail. Batty O' Kelly, bedad ! Himself 's the gay ould lad that's in it. " This is how it happened that there were so many places empty in... Clochranbeg Chapel on a certain Sunday morning. And nothing but the great popularity of Phelim and his wife prevented it from coming to pass as a further sequel that a lift on M'Gonigal's car should be used as a common periphrasis for any piece of unsuccessfully attempted benevolence. For in these places people have only a small choice of events whereon to base their pro- verbial philosophy, and to sharpen their satirical wits ; so that they cannot well afford often to let slip the opportunity offered by even such trivial occurrences as the failure of this first drive.
What to read after Irish Ways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barlow Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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