North, South And Over the Sea
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McNally severely. "Sure, that's a disgrace. Look at your coat all over dust, Mr. Brennan, and the big lump on your forehead risin' up the size of anegg!" Brian squinted over his shoulder to ascertain the condition of hiscoat, but being unable to carry out the rest of Mrs. McNally'sinjunctions and survey the lump on his own forehead, he passed hishand over it instead, and turned towards Pat with an expression ofvirtuous indignation.
"That fellow there was near bein' the death of me, " he exclaim...ed.
"Musha! what is it all about at all?" queried Mrs. McNally. "Elleney, quit cryin' an' tell me what happened ye? What was that impidentfellow Pat doin' rollin' Mr. Brennan on the floor?" Elleney shook her head, and wept, and nearly throttled her aunt, butentered on no explanation.
Quick steps were now heard in the passage, and Anna Maria burst in.
"What in the world is Elleney cryin' for?" she exclaimed; "an'goodness gracious! look at Mr. Brennan, the show he is! Is it up thechimney ye were? For the matter of that Pat isn't much better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McNally severely. "Sure, that's a disgrace. Look at your coat all over dust, Mr. Brennan, and the big lump on your forehead risin' up the size of anegg!" Brian squinted over his shoulder to ascertain the condition of hiscoat, but being unable to carry out the rest of Mrs. McNally'sinjunctions and survey the lump on his own forehead, he passed hishand over it instead, and turned towards Pat with an expression ofvirtuous indignation.
"That fellow there was near bein' the death of me, " he exclaim...ed.
"Musha! what is it all about at all?" queried Mrs. McNally. "Elleney, quit cryin' an' tell me what happened ye? What was that impidentfellow Pat doin' rollin' Mr. Brennan on the floor?" Elleney shook her head, and wept, and nearly throttled her aunt, butentered on no explanation.
Quick steps were now heard in the passage, and Anna Maria burst in.
"What in the world is Elleney cryin' for?" she exclaimed; "an'goodness gracious! look at Mr. Brennan, the show he is! Is it up thechimney ye were? For the matter of that Pat isn't much better.
What to read after North, South And Over the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Mrs. Francis Blundell to read onlineMoreLess
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