Our Irish Theatre: a Chapter of Autobiography
Our Irish Theatre: a Chapter of Autobiography
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked him to find out what I wanted to know, and after a while I was sent the words of the old woman, who is a nurse in a well-known philanthropic family 2 "Indeed, Miss, I Ve heard that story many 's the time. It *s what in the old cotmtry we call a fireside story. In the evening the neighbours Digitized by Google The Fight over '*The Playboy" iii would be coming in and sitting about the big fire, in a great stone chimney like you know, and the big long hearthstone in front, and the men woul...d be stretching out on their backs on the stones and telling stories just the like of that; how that an old man had a young wife, and he began to fear she was n't true to him, and he got himself into the bed and a big thorn stick with him, and made out to be dead, and when his wife was watching beside him in the night and thinking him safe dead, the other man came in and began talking to her to make her marry him; and himself jimiped up out of the bed and gave them the great beating, just the same as in the book, Miss, only it reads more nice and refined like.
What to read after Our Irish Theatre: a Chapter of Autobiography?
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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