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But I met wi' Napper Tandy an' he took me by the hand And said, " I've seen a sight the like is not in Christian land : If ye'll come with me to Dublin now an' take the English boat, Ye shall see the shamrock growin' green in Hamar Greenwood's coat.
" Sure isn't this a blessed thing that to our- selves is given ?
This peace of English gentlemen, a Shortt fore- taste of heaven.
21 They're wiser than we are ourselves; an' what's the fuss at all? The shamrock's dead on Stephen's Green : it thrives... in Stephen's Hall. For George is slow to anger, he has spared us for a time. But he sees there's nought in Ireland now but only Irish crime. So Tudor's come to save us; and in Greenwood's buttonhole There's the soul of Ireland waitin' till she's fit to have a soul.
" Let you go back to County Clare an' tell them not to fret; There's plenty more good government will come from England yet. There's burnin' crops to teach us thrift an' gallows for our youth, An' plenty lies to tell us till we learn to bear the truth; There's Black-an'-Tans in armoured cars are blazing left an' right; An' farmers robbed and left to die on lonely roads at night; And inquests held in secret an' the verdict ( Act of God ' 22 It's the curious way the English choose to call a firm' squad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I met wi' Napper Tandy an' he took me by the hand And said, " I've seen a sight the like is not in Christian land : If ye'll come with me to Dublin now an' take the English boat, Ye shall see the shamrock growin' green in Hamar Greenwood's coat.
" Sure isn't this a blessed thing that to our- selves is given ?
This peace of English gentlemen, a Shortt fore- taste of heaven.
21 They're wiser than we are ourselves; an' what's the fuss at all? The shamrock's dead on Stephen's Green : it thrives... in Stephen's Hall. For George is slow to anger, he has spared us for a time. But he sees there's nought in Ireland now but only Irish crime. So Tudor's come to save us; and in Greenwood's buttonhole There's the soul of Ireland waitin' till she's fit to have a soul.
" Let you go back to County Clare an' tell them not to fret; There's plenty more good government will come from England yet. There's burnin' crops to teach us thrift an' gallows for our youth, An' plenty lies to tell us till we learn to bear the truth; There's Black-an'-Tans in armoured cars are blazing left an' right; An' farmers robbed and left to die on lonely roads at night; And inquests held in secret an' the verdict ( Act of God ' 22 It's the curious way the English choose to call a firm' squad.
What to read after The Bolo book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G D H George Douglas Howard Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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