Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 1, September 25, 1841
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" A rough-headed fellow elbowed his way slowly through the congregation, andmoulding his old hat into a thousand grotesque shapes, between his hugepalms, presented himself before his pastor, with very much the air of apuzzled philosopher.
"Well, Shawn, my boy, do you know what is the meaning of Faith?" "Parfictly, your Rivirence, " replied the fellow, with a knowing grin. "Faith means when Paddy Hogan gives me credit for half-a-pint of thebest. " "Get out of my sight, you ondaycent vagabond; yo...u're a disgrace to myflock. Here, you Tom M'Gawley, what's Charity?" "Bating a process-sarver, your Rivirence, " replied Tom, promptly.
"Oh! blessed saints! how I'm persecuted with ye, root and branch. JimHoulaghan, I'm looking at you, there, behind Peggy Callanane's cloak; comeup here, you hanging _bone slieveen_[5] and tell me what is the Last Day?" [5] A sly rogue.
"I didn't come to that yet, sir, " replied Jim, scratching his head.
"I wouldn't fear you, you bosthoon. Well, listen, and I'll tell you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A rough-headed fellow elbowed his way slowly through the congregation, andmoulding his old hat into a thousand grotesque shapes, between his hugepalms, presented himself before his pastor, with very much the air of apuzzled philosopher.
"Well, Shawn, my boy, do you know what is the meaning of Faith?" "Parfictly, your Rivirence, " replied the fellow, with a knowing grin. "Faith means when Paddy Hogan gives me credit for half-a-pint of thebest. " "Get out of my sight, you ondaycent vagabond; yo...u're a disgrace to myflock. Here, you Tom M'Gawley, what's Charity?" "Bating a process-sarver, your Rivirence, " replied Tom, promptly.
"Oh! blessed saints! how I'm persecuted with ye, root and branch. JimHoulaghan, I'm looking at you, there, behind Peggy Callanane's cloak; comeup here, you hanging _bone slieveen_[5] and tell me what is the Last Day?" [5] A sly rogue.
"I didn't come to that yet, sir, " replied Jim, scratching his head.
"I wouldn't fear you, you bosthoon. Well, listen, and I'll tell you.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 1, September 25, 1841?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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