Songs of Donegal
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" Then Herself on the ditch bent like a root.
And I know she's a witch hand and foot, 68 THE HERD-BOY 69 Elbow and shoulder, neck and knee, With " Ne'er was a bolder rake than me ! " He's old as the hill, and my ! so thin, She's older still, all bones and skin ! What they eat when they eat is nothing to see. And what's left on the plate is left for me !
At school I'm no good. I'm deaf and I'm dumb, Can't read a book and can't do a sum !
But leave me my lone on the fields where I know How the bi...rds make the nest and the butter- cups grow.
There ! don't you hear it up on the bush ! Watch me go near it. My ! it's a thrush. Home of its own in the rowan tree — It may be its lone but it's not hid from nie !
70 THE HERD-BOY A wee white cap and a wee green feather- It's me is the chap that's in the heather ! Speak me the word on the lap of the brae As my cattle I herd in dusk and the day.
THE RETURN (Argument : Hughie Gallagher, son of the Widow Gallagher, returns to Dooran, his native town- land with the Fairy Queen his wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then Herself on the ditch bent like a root.
And I know she's a witch hand and foot, 68 THE HERD-BOY 69 Elbow and shoulder, neck and knee, With " Ne'er was a bolder rake than me ! " He's old as the hill, and my ! so thin, She's older still, all bones and skin ! What they eat when they eat is nothing to see. And what's left on the plate is left for me !
At school I'm no good. I'm deaf and I'm dumb, Can't read a book and can't do a sum !
But leave me my lone on the fields where I know How the bi...rds make the nest and the butter- cups grow.
There ! don't you hear it up on the bush ! Watch me go near it. My ! it's a thrush. Home of its own in the rowan tree — It may be its lone but it's not hid from nie !
70 THE HERD-BOY A wee white cap and a wee green feather- It's me is the chap that's in the heather ! Speak me the word on the lap of the brae As my cattle I herd in dusk and the day.
THE RETURN (Argument : Hughie Gallagher, son of the Widow Gallagher, returns to Dooran, his native town- land with the Fairy Queen his wife.
What to read after Songs of Donegal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgill Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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