Tales of Irish Life And Character
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If I was going to be married, every rag of clothes I have should go, or I'd be married dacent !" "That would not be the way to be decently married, " said Lucy quietly, " to have no clothes to be married in. " " Oh, the meanness of them English, " persisted Betsey, " to think that even for onct in their lives the spirit can't get into them ! the tame negurs ! O Lucy ! and to think about furnishing ! Why, in Ip8 IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER Ireland we give all honour and glory to the wed- ding and t...he priest, and think as it is but to be done onct, it ought to be done dacent. Oh, what signifies the hardship afther, if you have showed that the good drop stops with the family ! " Lucy looked perplexed.
"If you show that it isn't the money you care for, " persisted Betsey "But I do care for the money, " replied the ex- pectant bride ; " I worked hard for it, and I assure you, Betsey, I have as great a desire to be ' decent ' as you only I think our ideas of what decency is differ. Who knows when I go in or come out of church whether I have been married by banns or licence ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I was going to be married, every rag of clothes I have should go, or I'd be married dacent !" "That would not be the way to be decently married, " said Lucy quietly, " to have no clothes to be married in. " " Oh, the meanness of them English, " persisted Betsey, " to think that even for onct in their lives the spirit can't get into them ! the tame negurs ! O Lucy ! and to think about furnishing ! Why, in Ip8 IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER Ireland we give all honour and glory to the wed- ding and t...he priest, and think as it is but to be done onct, it ought to be done dacent. Oh, what signifies the hardship afther, if you have showed that the good drop stops with the family ! " Lucy looked perplexed.
"If you show that it isn't the money you care for, " persisted Betsey "But I do care for the money, " replied the ex- pectant bride ; " I worked hard for it, and I assure you, Betsey, I have as great a desire to be ' decent ' as you only I think our ideas of what decency is differ. Who knows when I go in or come out of church whether I have been married by banns or licence ?
What to read after Tales of Irish Life And Character?
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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