Quaint Irish Bygones
Quaint Irish Bygones
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The eldest born of Paddy and Joan appeared in the first year of their love and necessity, and owing to the long hours of labour and want of someone to mind the baby, the mother was forced to carry the infant tied on her back at work like the slave mothers in the old Southern plantations. It was a common case at the time, and there were no militant feminists to champion their down-trodden sisters.
QUAINT IRISH BYGONES. 67 To recount their early struggles would be to give the " short but simple a...nnals of the poor " in their day. The husband many times had to tramp long distances to and from work, and they knew no delicacy except Indian meal and sour milk. Tea, bread, and meat were things only to conjure in the mind or on rare occasions. Potatoes and herrings were a variation in the list of dietary, yet the hardy peasantry of Scotland and Ire- land raised their brawny sons on such fare. Such crude material fought the hard Continental wars of England under Napier and Wellington, and proved the dictum about the superiority of the " Simple life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eldest born of Paddy and Joan appeared in the first year of their love and necessity, and owing to the long hours of labour and want of someone to mind the baby, the mother was forced to carry the infant tied on her back at work like the slave mothers in the old Southern plantations. It was a common case at the time, and there were no militant feminists to champion their down-trodden sisters.
QUAINT IRISH BYGONES. 67 To recount their early struggles would be to give the " short but simple a...nnals of the poor " in their day. The husband many times had to tramp long distances to and from work, and they knew no delicacy except Indian meal and sour milk. Tea, bread, and meat were things only to conjure in the mind or on rare occasions. Potatoes and herrings were a variation in the list of dietary, yet the hardy peasantry of Scotland and Ire- land raised their brawny sons on such fare. Such crude material fought the hard Continental wars of England under Napier and Wellington, and proved the dictum about the superiority of the " Simple life.
What to read after Quaint Irish Bygones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B Hannon to read onlineMoreLess
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