Real Life in Ireland Or the Day And Night Scenes Rovings Rambles And Spree
Real Life in Ireland Or the Day And Night Scenes Rovings Rambles And Spree
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She moves by steam ; that is, he has on board a steam apparatus for cooking, and Spit- head is his favourite prospect. Would you credit it, BRIAN, our goodly corporation intend that the new Dock shall be opened by Sir Billy's foreign built vessel, and a new Irish ship, built of Irish oak upon Irish ground, has been rejected to make room for this compliment to a man, of whom we know nothing, but that he is the Sir John Falstaff of London ? ' ' There is nothing of pride or common decency in that,... ' said BRIAN ; ' national honours should never be thrown away upon simple individuals famous only for a long purse and a long appetite ; but when did any one hear of an Irish cor- poration doing a consistent action ? ' ' The only con- sistent thing they ever deserved to be thanked for was inviting the King over. ' ' By Jasus ! ' replied BRIAN, ' I see no consistency in asking a man to walk into his own house, as if he hadn't a right to open the door and go in at his pleasure. Good-bye; remember you meet me at the Lodge on your best blood bay to attend the King to the Curragh of Kildare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She moves by steam ; that is, he has on board a steam apparatus for cooking, and Spit- head is his favourite prospect. Would you credit it, BRIAN, our goodly corporation intend that the new Dock shall be opened by Sir Billy's foreign built vessel, and a new Irish ship, built of Irish oak upon Irish ground, has been rejected to make room for this compliment to a man, of whom we know nothing, but that he is the Sir John Falstaff of London ? ' ' There is nothing of pride or common decency in that,... ' said BRIAN ; ' national honours should never be thrown away upon simple individuals famous only for a long purse and a long appetite ; but when did any one hear of an Irish cor- poration doing a consistent action ? ' ' The only con- sistent thing they ever deserved to be thanked for was inviting the King over. ' ' By Jasus ! ' replied BRIAN, ' I see no consistency in asking a man to walk into his own house, as if he hadn't a right to open the door and go in at his pleasure. Good-bye; remember you meet me at the Lodge on your best blood bay to attend the King to the Curragh of Kildare.
What to read after Real Life in Ireland Or the Day And Night Scenes Rovings Rambles And Spree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett, John, 1866-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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