James Hack Tuke a Memoir
James Hack Tuke a Memoir
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Per cwt. In the market. If thou wast here thy pencil would be busy, or brush rather, taking sketches of the picturesque groups in the grounds. As I walked among them a short time ago, I heard them saying, * That's the good gentleman that sent us the seed long life to him, ' etc. And this morning our landlady told me, ' The people would have made an illumination if they had known you were here ; it was too late when you came, it was thought, but to-night there is to be a bonfire and I know not w...hat else ' which will be a nuis- ance.
" I have had a long talk with ' Father, ' the priest of a wild country district, with about 900 parishioners spread over mountain and loch, among whom Irish is the chief language ; he was wanting help for his schools, or rather to establish schools, for many districts are without. The priest is a simple sort of man, with the vice probably of his parishioners, fondness for ' potheen, ' which they distil largely. He is the man who, often falling a victim to the glass, became a teetotaller and i88i ERRIS 145 destroyed all his whisky, and when a few days after some gentlemen called, bewailing his condition that he could not offer them anything ' moist, ' he wound up by offering them a Seidlitz-powder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Per cwt. In the market. If thou wast here thy pencil would be busy, or brush rather, taking sketches of the picturesque groups in the grounds. As I walked among them a short time ago, I heard them saying, * That's the good gentleman that sent us the seed long life to him, ' etc. And this morning our landlady told me, ' The people would have made an illumination if they had known you were here ; it was too late when you came, it was thought, but to-night there is to be a bonfire and I know not w...hat else ' which will be a nuis- ance.
" I have had a long talk with ' Father, ' the priest of a wild country district, with about 900 parishioners spread over mountain and loch, among whom Irish is the chief language ; he was wanting help for his schools, or rather to establish schools, for many districts are without. The priest is a simple sort of man, with the vice probably of his parishioners, fondness for ' potheen, ' which they distil largely. He is the man who, often falling a victim to the glass, became a teetotaller and i88i ERRIS 145 destroyed all his whisky, and when a few days after some gentlemen called, bewailing his condition that he could not offer them anything ' moist, ' he wound up by offering them a Seidlitz-powder.
What to read after James Hack Tuke a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Hack Tuke to read onlineMoreLess
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