Moby Lane And Thereabouts
Moby Lane And Thereabouts
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" So I tried to spell it thus : " Leprachaun. " The little man threw up his face and sniffed. ' You seem to take me for some sort of Irishman ? " he suggested. " Well, " I replied, " it's an Irish idea, isn't it?" " Don't you believe it, " cried the wee person, hitting his metal platform with a little oak stick. ' Your whole theory is about as wrong as a theory could be. To begin with, I'm not an idea at all. I'm a person the oldest person in Sussex. My mother was a Sussex person, my father was... a Sussex person ; all their ancestors were Sussex persons. I've lived in Sussex myself for three hundred years. I'm the last of the Gentry. That's what they call us in Sussex : the Gentry. You ask old Peter Dumbrell, who mends your hedges. You ask him what he knows about the Gentry. He'll tell you lots. H ii4 Moby Lane "As to our being an Irish idea, that's all nonsense : self-evident nonsense. We were going strong in all the old English songs and bogey-tales before Ireland was heard of. Why, I myself was turning Sussex milk and changing Sussex babies before they had a cow or a cradle in Ireland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So I tried to spell it thus : " Leprachaun. " The little man threw up his face and sniffed. ' You seem to take me for some sort of Irishman ? " he suggested. " Well, " I replied, " it's an Irish idea, isn't it?" " Don't you believe it, " cried the wee person, hitting his metal platform with a little oak stick. ' Your whole theory is about as wrong as a theory could be. To begin with, I'm not an idea at all. I'm a person the oldest person in Sussex. My mother was a Sussex person, my father was... a Sussex person ; all their ancestors were Sussex persons. I've lived in Sussex myself for three hundred years. I'm the last of the Gentry. That's what they call us in Sussex : the Gentry. You ask old Peter Dumbrell, who mends your hedges. You ask him what he knows about the Gentry. He'll tell you lots. H ii4 Moby Lane "As to our being an Irish idea, that's all nonsense : self-evident nonsense. We were going strong in all the old English songs and bogey-tales before Ireland was heard of. Why, I myself was turning Sussex milk and changing Sussex babies before they had a cow or a cradle in Ireland.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Neil Albert Neil Lyons to read onlineMoreLess
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