Just Irish
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Talk went on among us all until a bearded monk in white came in and began to read passages from Thomas a Kempis. His enunciation was peculiarly pure, and I doubt not that he was a gentleman born. It was a pleasure to hear such English. While he read we were all silent.
After supper we went out to the garden, and in a sheltered place (although we did not need a shelter, as the fickle rain had stopped) those who wished played a spirited game that consisted of tossing stones into a little pocket o...f earth. One of the priests was an adept, and he carried all before him.
In such simple pleasures, or in walking, the evening was spent until it came time to go to chapel again.
One of my companions (and they were there from all parts of Ireland, and you might hear the Scotch accent of the north, the pure Dublin and Wicklow Elizabethan JUST IRISH 117 English, the slightly thickened Waterford variety, and the hurried talk of the Cork- onian, as well as other styles I could not place probably west coast dialects, mournful and slow) asked me what I thought of Ireland, and I told him my impressions had been tremendously fav- orable so far.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Talk went on among us all until a bearded monk in white came in and began to read passages from Thomas a Kempis. His enunciation was peculiarly pure, and I doubt not that he was a gentleman born. It was a pleasure to hear such English. While he read we were all silent.
After supper we went out to the garden, and in a sheltered place (although we did not need a shelter, as the fickle rain had stopped) those who wished played a spirited game that consisted of tossing stones into a little pocket o...f earth. One of the priests was an adept, and he carried all before him.
In such simple pleasures, or in walking, the evening was spent until it came time to go to chapel again.
One of my companions (and they were there from all parts of Ireland, and you might hear the Scotch accent of the north, the pure Dublin and Wicklow Elizabethan JUST IRISH 117 English, the slightly thickened Waterford variety, and the hurried talk of the Cork- onian, as well as other styles I could not place probably west coast dialects, mournful and slow) asked me what I thought of Ireland, and I told him my impressions had been tremendously fav- orable so far.
What to read after Just Irish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Battell Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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