New Irish Comedies
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I'dsooner to give him a chance in the asylum.
_Mrs. Broderick:_ To keep him there and to try him through threechanges of the moon. It's well for you, Bartley, Mr. Halvey being incharge of you, that is known to be a tender man.
_Peter Tannian:_ He to have got a bite and to go biting others, hewould put in them the same malice. It is the old people used to tellthat down, and they must have had some reason doing that.
_Shawn Early:_ To get a bite of a dog you must chance your life. There is no dou...bt at all about that. It might work till the time ofthe new moon or the full moon, and then they must be shot orsmothered.
_Hyacinth Halvey:_ It is a pity there to be no cure found for itin the world.
_Shawn Early:_ There never came out from the Almighty any cure fora mad dog.
_(Bartley Fallon has been edging towards door. )_ _Shawn Early:_ Oh! stop him and keep a hold of him, Mr. Halvey!
_Hyacinth Halvey:_ Stop where you are.
_Bartley Fallon:_ Isn't it enough to have madness before me, thatyou will not let me go fall in my own choice place?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'dsooner to give him a chance in the asylum.
_Mrs. Broderick:_ To keep him there and to try him through threechanges of the moon. It's well for you, Bartley, Mr. Halvey being incharge of you, that is known to be a tender man.
_Peter Tannian:_ He to have got a bite and to go biting others, hewould put in them the same malice. It is the old people used to tellthat down, and they must have had some reason doing that.
_Shawn Early:_ To get a bite of a dog you must chance your life. There is no dou...bt at all about that. It might work till the time ofthe new moon or the full moon, and then they must be shot orsmothered.
_Hyacinth Halvey:_ It is a pity there to be no cure found for itin the world.
_Shawn Early:_ There never came out from the Almighty any cure fora mad dog.
_(Bartley Fallon has been edging towards door. )_ _Shawn Early:_ Oh! stop him and keep a hold of him, Mr. Halvey!
_Hyacinth Halvey:_ Stop where you are.
_Bartley Fallon:_ Isn't it enough to have madness before me, thatyou will not let me go fall in my own choice place?
What to read after New Irish Comedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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