Terence Mcgowan, the Irish Tenant 1
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' We come out for sport, and we'll take it, and no thanks to you.' ^ Well, if that's your way,' says Micky, 'I'll just be follering ye till ye're off the land ; for that's my business, d'3'e see, and that's all about it. And for all your black face, James Nolan, I'd know you among a hundred, ye rascally poacher : it's not the first time ye're at this w^ork, and I dar' ye to go on.' So with that the other fellows made at him at once, and Micky, seein' that there was four o' them against him, too...k to his heels, and made good runnin' until he reached another man's house that lives by the road con- vanient, and he thought he'd get shelter there any- way, that they'd not be to folly him further. But THE IKISH TENANT. 215 that wouldn't fit them at all, and they come right into the house after him, and found the poor fellow hidin' hehind the door. Well, it was a wonder there was a breath o' life left in him after the murderin' he got then ; there wasn't a hit of his body or his face that wasn't black with the bruises they giv' him, for months after.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' We come out for sport, and we'll take it, and no thanks to you.' ^ Well, if that's your way,' says Micky, 'I'll just be follering ye till ye're off the land ; for that's my business, d'3'e see, and that's all about it. And for all your black face, James Nolan, I'd know you among a hundred, ye rascally poacher : it's not the first time ye're at this w^ork, and I dar' ye to go on.' So with that the other fellows made at him at once, and Micky, seein' that there was four o' them against him, too...k to his heels, and made good runnin' until he reached another man's house that lives by the road con- vanient, and he thought he'd get shelter there any- way, that they'd not be to folly him further. But THE IKISH TENANT. 215 that wouldn't fit them at all, and they come right into the house after him, and found the poor fellow hidin' hehind the door. Well, it was a wonder there was a breath o' life left in him after the murderin' he got then ; there wasn't a hit of his body or his face that wasn't black with the bruises they giv' him, for months after.
What to read after Terence Mcgowan, the Irish Tenant 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tottenham, G. L. (George Loftus) to read onlineMoreLess
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