Studies in Modern Irish ..
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It is qbvious that the ice was on the river. You needn't say so directly.
2. It is natural to say cui'OAf here. Note that the clause "as I waited" is not translated. It is only an artificial repetition of the idea involved in " while the smith was engaged." 3. This last sentence is necessary only to bring out the metaphor in " melt and warm." c 18 STUDIES IN MODERN IRISH bliss among the puddles before being called in to bed. As my guides scoured along, whooping like wild Indians, stopping every... now and then at the corners to let the gig come up, they indulged in all sorts of tricks appropriate to the day — giving runaway knocks at hall-doors, whipping each other's caps off, and ' shying ' them in at open parlour windows, where quiet families were at tea ; calling over half doors into shops for penn'orths of all kinds of things that were never sold, and exclaiming, in the hearing of mothers who knew that their children were out, that a baby had just been run over by the gig, and was lying in two halves in the gutter !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is qbvious that the ice was on the river. You needn't say so directly.
2. It is natural to say cui'OAf here. Note that the clause "as I waited" is not translated. It is only an artificial repetition of the idea involved in " while the smith was engaged." 3. This last sentence is necessary only to bring out the metaphor in " melt and warm." c 18 STUDIES IN MODERN IRISH bliss among the puddles before being called in to bed. As my guides scoured along, whooping like wild Indians, stopping every... now and then at the corners to let the gig come up, they indulged in all sorts of tricks appropriate to the day — giving runaway knocks at hall-doors, whipping each other's caps off, and ' shying ' them in at open parlour windows, where quiet families were at tea ; calling over half doors into shops for penn'orths of all kinds of things that were never sold, and exclaiming, in the hearing of mothers who knew that their children were out, that a baby had just been run over by the gig, and was lying in two halves in the gutter !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'nolan, Gerald to read onlineMoreLess
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