Kilgorman
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"She's falling off a point or two. " "Ha, ha!" said the joyous Tim, "to think of me manning the helm with youon the ship. Take you it, you dog you, and spin us your yarn. " "Not till you tell me how you came to life again. I heard the _Cigale_was lost with all hands. " "Except one, " said Tim. "Father might have escaped too, but he was soashamed to have run the ship on the rock that nothing would drag himfrom her. I held on to a spar for a whole day, and drifted to within aswim of Tory Island, ...where for a whole month I waited to get across. Iheard you had been drowned in the Swilly, and Knockowen was empty, so Imade my way to Sligo, and Keogh, an old mate of father's, gave me aberth on this crock of a boat. As I could talk French and knewsomething of the business, he called me lieutenant--me that hates thesea like the very mischief, and French lace worse than that! I tellyou, Barry, even if I hadn't found you, this would have been my lastvoyage. There's other work for you and me. " "What work is that?" "The work of Ireland!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She's falling off a point or two. " "Ha, ha!" said the joyous Tim, "to think of me manning the helm with youon the ship. Take you it, you dog you, and spin us your yarn. " "Not till you tell me how you came to life again. I heard the _Cigale_was lost with all hands. " "Except one, " said Tim. "Father might have escaped too, but he was soashamed to have run the ship on the rock that nothing would drag himfrom her. I held on to a spar for a whole day, and drifted to within aswim of Tory Island, ...where for a whole month I waited to get across. Iheard you had been drowned in the Swilly, and Knockowen was empty, so Imade my way to Sligo, and Keogh, an old mate of father's, gave me aberth on this crock of a boat. As I could talk French and knewsomething of the business, he called me lieutenant--me that hates thesea like the very mischief, and French lace worse than that! I tellyou, Barry, even if I hadn't found you, this would have been my lastvoyage. There's other work for you and me. " "What work is that?" "The work of Ireland!
What to read after Kilgorman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed Talbot Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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