O'hara; 1
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General Howe at the moment rode up, — sprang from his horse, and em- bracing, him, noticed his excessive agitation, and kindly entreated to know the cause.
Mahony, who had been looking at his mas- ter with great anxiety, perceiving that he was unable to reply, instantly exclaimed, — " Your honour sees that he is wounded, and, besides, he's frettin about her Ladyship ; for when me and the master marched, her Ho- nour's time was in, and they allowed she was o'hara. 49 going to take labour. Och ! ...it's I would have been home to tell her, that the Captain was alive and merry, only the devil a leg I could put before the other." To summon an orderly with a steady horse — to place O'Hara on his back, and offer the warmest wishes for his lady's safety, was all the work of an instant. The Captain rode quietly down the hill. The General gallopped forward to recall the advance, and Pat Mahony, after commendmg his master and mistress to the especial care of Heaven, seated himself beside the body of the Republican Commander.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Howe at the moment rode up, — sprang from his horse, and em- bracing, him, noticed his excessive agitation, and kindly entreated to know the cause.
Mahony, who had been looking at his mas- ter with great anxiety, perceiving that he was unable to reply, instantly exclaimed, — " Your honour sees that he is wounded, and, besides, he's frettin about her Ladyship ; for when me and the master marched, her Ho- nour's time was in, and they allowed she was o'hara. 49 going to take labour. Och ! ...it's I would have been home to tell her, that the Captain was alive and merry, only the devil a leg I could put before the other." To summon an orderly with a steady horse — to place O'Hara on his back, and offer the warmest wishes for his lady's safety, was all the work of an instant. The Captain rode quietly down the hill. The General gallopped forward to recall the advance, and Pat Mahony, after commendmg his master and mistress to the especial care of Heaven, seated himself beside the body of the Republican Commander.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Hamilton Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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