The Aran Islands
The Aran Islands
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The gentleman asked him if he hadthe bird still. He said that the man who had married his sister wasafter getting it.
'Well, ' said the gentleman, 'the man who eats the heart of that birdwill find a purse of gold beneath him every morning, and the man whoeats its liver will be king of Ireland. ' The boy went out--he was a simple poor fellow--and told the shopman.
Then the shopman brought in the bird and killed it, and he ate theheart himself and he gave the liver to his wife.
When the boy saw t...hat, there was great anger on him, and he wentback and told the gentleman.
'Do what I'm telling you, ' said the gentleman. 'Go down now and tellthe shopman and his wife to come up here to play a game of cardswith me, for it's lonesome I am this evening. ' When the boy was gone he mixed a vomit and poured the lot of it intoa few naggins of whiskey, and he put a strong cloth on the tableunder the cards.
The man came up with his wife and they began to play.
The shopman won the first game and the gentleman made them drink asup of the whiskey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gentleman asked him if he hadthe bird still. He said that the man who had married his sister wasafter getting it.
'Well, ' said the gentleman, 'the man who eats the heart of that birdwill find a purse of gold beneath him every morning, and the man whoeats its liver will be king of Ireland. ' The boy went out--he was a simple poor fellow--and told the shopman.
Then the shopman brought in the bird and killed it, and he ate theheart himself and he gave the liver to his wife.
When the boy saw t...hat, there was great anger on him, and he wentback and told the gentleman.
'Do what I'm telling you, ' said the gentleman. 'Go down now and tellthe shopman and his wife to come up here to play a game of cardswith me, for it's lonesome I am this evening. ' When the boy was gone he mixed a vomit and poured the lot of it intoa few naggins of whiskey, and he put a strong cloth on the tableunder the cards.
The man came up with his wife and they began to play.
The shopman won the first game and the gentleman made them drink asup of the whiskey.
What to read after The Aran Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Synge John Millington to read onlineMoreLess
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