Stories of the Irish Peasantry
Stories of the Irish Peasantry
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'I'll tell ye what it is/ said Michael Gabbett, who was a regular whisky-shop orator — and, by the way, as the greater number of my readers do not know what a whisky-shop orator is, I will pause a moment in my tale to describe him. Be it remem- bered, that while beer stupifies its ordinary consumers, whisky renders them emaciated ; and, accordingly, our orator has a lean, yellow, haggard look ; his lips are thin, his teeth discoloured ; and even when he declaims coolly, which is seldom the case..., there is a tremor and twitching about his mouth that speaks of habitual intoxication, though the fever may not then be in its strength. His eye at such times has nothing in it ; it is not sober, but dull and bleared ; its natural fires have been long extinguished, and it is only after strong libations that those spiiHt-lamps blaze up, with a fierce and unearthly light, that renders the cadaverous aspect of his countenance still more fearful. His brows are shaggy and loose ; his hah- prematurely gray ; his beard unshaven, for his hand is so unsteady, that it cannot perform the necessary task ; and as he has lost credit even with an Irish barber, he cannot always pay for the operation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I'll tell ye what it is/ said Michael Gabbett, who was a regular whisky-shop orator — and, by the way, as the greater number of my readers do not know what a whisky-shop orator is, I will pause a moment in my tale to describe him. Be it remem- bered, that while beer stupifies its ordinary consumers, whisky renders them emaciated ; and, accordingly, our orator has a lean, yellow, haggard look ; his lips are thin, his teeth discoloured ; and even when he declaims coolly, which is seldom the case..., there is a tremor and twitching about his mouth that speaks of habitual intoxication, though the fever may not then be in its strength. His eye at such times has nothing in it ; it is not sober, but dull and bleared ; its natural fires have been long extinguished, and it is only after strong libations that those spiiHt-lamps blaze up, with a fierce and unearthly light, that renders the cadaverous aspect of his countenance still more fearful. His brows are shaggy and loose ; his hah- prematurely gray ; his beard unshaven, for his hand is so unsteady, that it cannot perform the necessary task ; and as he has lost credit even with an Irish barber, he cannot always pay for the operation.
What to read after Stories of the Irish Peasantry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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