Knocknagow Or the Homes of Tipperary
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" OR, THB HOMES OP TIPPERARY. 337 " Fair weather after them, " returned Grace. " I 'm glad they did not see us. " "If all the tenants were like Tom Hogan, " the agent remarked, " 'twould be a nice property. 'Tis a pity his farm is so small. But when these three other farms will be added to it, 'twill be easy to make a nice place of it. " " Two thousand pounds, " returned the attorney, " wouldn't make the rest of it like that. " And he pointed to what really looked like "a piece of the Golden Ve...in dropped among the rushes and yellow clay all around, " to quote Mat Donovan again.
""T. At's true; that 's true, " old Isaac muttered. "But if they did like Tom Hogan, " he added, half reproachfully, half sorrowfully, "they wouldn't feel it. There is Tom at the drains. " Tom Hogan got that trembling in his hands when he saw the agent and his neighbour, Attorney Hanly, coming towards him, to such an extent that the spade dropped from them; and not caring that this should be observed, he looked about him for some excuse for having left off his work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" OR, THB HOMES OP TIPPERARY. 337 " Fair weather after them, " returned Grace. " I 'm glad they did not see us. " "If all the tenants were like Tom Hogan, " the agent remarked, " 'twould be a nice property. 'Tis a pity his farm is so small. But when these three other farms will be added to it, 'twill be easy to make a nice place of it. " " Two thousand pounds, " returned the attorney, " wouldn't make the rest of it like that. " And he pointed to what really looked like "a piece of the Golden Ve...in dropped among the rushes and yellow clay all around, " to quote Mat Donovan again.
""T. At's true; that 's true, " old Isaac muttered. "But if they did like Tom Hogan, " he added, half reproachfully, half sorrowfully, "they wouldn't feel it. There is Tom at the drains. " Tom Hogan got that trembling in his hands when he saw the agent and his neighbour, Attorney Hanly, coming towards him, to such an extent that the spade dropped from them; and not caring that this should be observed, he looked about him for some excuse for having left off his work.
What to read after Knocknagow Or the Homes of Tipperary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Joseph Kickham to read onlineMoreLess
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