The Cabinet of Irish Literature Selections From the Works of the Chief Poet Or
The Cabinet of Irish Literature Selections From the Works of the Chief Poet Or
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I only wish you could have seen how his kind face beamed with approval when I chinked my first bumper against his, and having emptied it at a draught, turned it towards him bottom ujiwai'ds witii the orthodox twist. Soon, however, things began to look more serious even than I had expected. I knew well that to refuse a toast, or to half empty your glass, was con- sidered churlish. I had come determined to accept my host's hospitality as cordially as it was offered. I was willing, at a pinch, to ...payer de ma persoyine ; should he not be con- tent with seeing me at his table, I was ready, if need were, to remain under it ! but at the rate we were then going it seemed probable this consummation would take place before the second course : so, after having exchanged a dozen rounds of sherry and champagne with my two neighbours, I pretended not to ob- serve that my glass had been refilled; and, like the sea-captain, who, slipping from be- tween his two ojjponents, left them to blaze away at each other the long night through, — withdrew from the combat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I only wish you could have seen how his kind face beamed with approval when I chinked my first bumper against his, and having emptied it at a draught, turned it towards him bottom ujiwai'ds witii the orthodox twist. Soon, however, things began to look more serious even than I had expected. I knew well that to refuse a toast, or to half empty your glass, was con- sidered churlish. I had come determined to accept my host's hospitality as cordially as it was offered. I was willing, at a pinch, to ...payer de ma persoyine ; should he not be con- tent with seeing me at his table, I was ready, if need were, to remain under it ! but at the rate we were then going it seemed probable this consummation would take place before the second course : so, after having exchanged a dozen rounds of sherry and champagne with my two neighbours, I pretended not to ob- serve that my glass had been refilled; and, like the sea-captain, who, slipping from be- tween his two ojjponents, left them to blaze away at each other the long night through, — withdrew from the combat.
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