Tales And Sketches Illustrating the Character Usages Traditions Sports And P
Tales And Sketches Illustrating the Character Usages Traditions Sports And P
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Ay, an* he'll catch her yet, knowin' as she thinks herself. " " Be the book, I'll turn another pin in your nose, my lady, " said Harry, addressing Bid ; " never fear but I will. I'll make you that you won't have yourself the talk o' the neighbours, an' me, too, that doesn't desarve it. The curse o' Cromwell on me if I don't. Now !" " Why thin now, " said Bid, calmly turning to Betty, " in the name of all that's beautiful, what are these two dunghill cocks at? are they mad? or is it only dhrunk ...they are?" " No, " rephed Betty, " but goin' to bate us I suppose !'^ " Ay, very hkely, " returned the other ; " any how they may be proud o' themselves, to join* two women as if we wor fit to fight them. Throth I'm glad their own childhre's not to the fore to see their fine manly behaviour. Come, Betty, are you goin' up to Ailey 's? Whether the child's sick or not, the crathur's lonely, as Barney's from home, an' it's a charity to sit a while wid her. Are you comin' ?" " No, nor you aither ; the divil a one toe, " said her husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ay, an* he'll catch her yet, knowin' as she thinks herself. " " Be the book, I'll turn another pin in your nose, my lady, " said Harry, addressing Bid ; " never fear but I will. I'll make you that you won't have yourself the talk o' the neighbours, an' me, too, that doesn't desarve it. The curse o' Cromwell on me if I don't. Now !" " Why thin now, " said Bid, calmly turning to Betty, " in the name of all that's beautiful, what are these two dunghill cocks at? are they mad? or is it only dhrunk ...they are?" " No, " rephed Betty, " but goin' to bate us I suppose !'^ " Ay, very hkely, " returned the other ; " any how they may be proud o' themselves, to join* two women as if we wor fit to fight them. Throth I'm glad their own childhre's not to the fore to see their fine manly behaviour. Come, Betty, are you goin' up to Ailey 's? Whether the child's sick or not, the crathur's lonely, as Barney's from home, an' it's a charity to sit a while wid her. Are you comin' ?" " No, nor you aither ; the divil a one toe, " said her husband.
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