Paddy Finn
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I suppose you are Terence, though I shouldn't have knownyou. We will drink your health, though, at supper in whisky punch, ifhe'll let me have it, for we can't afford claret now, --at least so hesays, and he knows better than I do. " I was much pained, but tried to conceal my feelings from my mother, though my father's changed appearance haunted me, and prevented me frombeing as happy as otherwise would have been the case. His state hadbeen that of many of his neighbours, whom he was fond of bo...asting he hadseen under the sod, --once fine intelligent men, who might have lived outtheir natural course of years in health and happiness, with everythingto make their lives pleasant, had it not been for the drinking habits sogeneral among their class. After the greetings with my family wereover, I went into the servants' hall to have a talk with the olddomestics. Larry was in the height of his glory, just getting out hisfiddle to give them a tune in honour of our return. They all crowdedround me, each eager to grasp my hand, and congratulate me on havingescaped the dangers of the wars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose you are Terence, though I shouldn't have knownyou. We will drink your health, though, at supper in whisky punch, ifhe'll let me have it, for we can't afford claret now, --at least so hesays, and he knows better than I do. " I was much pained, but tried to conceal my feelings from my mother, though my father's changed appearance haunted me, and prevented me frombeing as happy as otherwise would have been the case. His state hadbeen that of many of his neighbours, whom he was fond of bo...asting he hadseen under the sod, --once fine intelligent men, who might have lived outtheir natural course of years in health and happiness, with everythingto make their lives pleasant, had it not been for the drinking habits sogeneral among their class. After the greetings with my family wereover, I went into the servants' hall to have a talk with the olddomestics. Larry was in the height of his glory, just getting out hisfiddle to give them a tune in honour of our return. They all crowdedround me, each eager to grasp my hand, and congratulate me on havingescaped the dangers of the wars.
What to read after Paddy Finn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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