My Irish Year
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" They say it is a poor place," said Ellen.
" Well, if a woman came in with a fair fortune they could make it a tidy place in a few years." " Katie has to get her fortune out of the place," said Ellen.
" I'm not asking what your fortune is, daughter," said Bridget Rush, " but your father, sure, would give a fortune with you that would let Hugh settle with Katie, and give ye a good start." She met Hugh Daly in a house where there was a dance. He addressed her as " Miss Cunliffe," and asked her t...o dance with him. There was good- humoured swinging and squeezing, but Ellen Cunliffe had a prestige that kept her clear of these famiUarities.
The girls and the young men went home in groups and not in couples. Hugh Daly walked beside Ellen and two or three other girls. In a week Ellen and Rose knew that he was on for making a match.
104 MY IRISH YEAR Sometimes when Ellen was there he would come into Rose's house, and when she was going home he would leave Ellen part of the road. On a market day in Cahirmona he entertained them in a room over the shop where Matt was an assistant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They say it is a poor place," said Ellen.
" Well, if a woman came in with a fair fortune they could make it a tidy place in a few years." " Katie has to get her fortune out of the place," said Ellen.
" I'm not asking what your fortune is, daughter," said Bridget Rush, " but your father, sure, would give a fortune with you that would let Hugh settle with Katie, and give ye a good start." She met Hugh Daly in a house where there was a dance. He addressed her as " Miss Cunliffe," and asked her t...o dance with him. There was good- humoured swinging and squeezing, but Ellen Cunliffe had a prestige that kept her clear of these famiUarities.
The girls and the young men went home in groups and not in couples. Hugh Daly walked beside Ellen and two or three other girls. In a week Ellen and Rose knew that he was on for making a match.
104 MY IRISH YEAR Sometimes when Ellen was there he would come into Rose's house, and when she was going home he would leave Ellen part of the road. On a market day in Cahirmona he entertained them in a room over the shop where Matt was an assistant.
What to read after My Irish Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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