Michael Mcgrath, Postmaster
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What's this?" He went to him and laid his big bony hand on Ould Michael's shoulder. Athis words and touch the old man broke into sobbing, terrible to see.
"Whisht, man, " said McFarquhar, as he might to a child, "whist, whist, lad! It will be well with you yet. " But Ould Michael could not be comforted, but sobbed on and on. A man'sweeping has something terrible in it, but an old man's tears are hardestof all to bear. McFarquhar stood helpless for some moments; then, takingOuld Michael by the a...rm, he said: "Come out of this, anyway! Come out!" But it was long before Ould Michael would talk. He sat in silence whilehis friend discoursed to him about the folly of allowing Paddy todeceive him with bad whisky. Surely any man could tell the bad from thegood.
"It is deplorable stuff altogether, and it will not be good for Paddywhen I see him. " "Och!" burst out Ould Michael at last, "it is not the whisky at all, atall. " "Ay, that is a great part of it, whatever. " "Och! me hea-art is broke, me hea-art is broke, " groaned Ould Michael.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What's this?" He went to him and laid his big bony hand on Ould Michael's shoulder. Athis words and touch the old man broke into sobbing, terrible to see.
"Whisht, man, " said McFarquhar, as he might to a child, "whist, whist, lad! It will be well with you yet. " But Ould Michael could not be comforted, but sobbed on and on. A man'sweeping has something terrible in it, but an old man's tears are hardestof all to bear. McFarquhar stood helpless for some moments; then, takingOuld Michael by the a...rm, he said: "Come out of this, anyway! Come out!" But it was long before Ould Michael would talk. He sat in silence whilehis friend discoursed to him about the folly of allowing Paddy todeceive him with bad whisky. Surely any man could tell the bad from thegood.
"It is deplorable stuff altogether, and it will not be good for Paddywhen I see him. " "Och!" burst out Ould Michael at last, "it is not the whisky at all, atall. " "Ay, that is a great part of it, whatever. " "Och! me hea-art is broke, me hea-art is broke, " groaned Ould Michael.
What to read after Michael Mcgrath, Postmaster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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