The Cairn of Stars
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" "And I'm thinking" said he, "of the reaping In the times when your father would get The sheaf of the corn he'd be keeping In the rafters away from the wet. " "And the first sheaf of oats — for the cow, Sir, That was first for to calve in the stall — • Had the kernels all roasted; but now, Sir, We are not superstitious at all. " [63] THE CAIRN OF STARS So at that we went out, never marking That no fodder was warmed at the fire, While the stars o'er the haggard were sparking Like the eyes of a ...bull in a byre.
[64 SUMS When the Master said to little Jane, "How many days does a week contain?" She answered, "Seven. " But Christy, who, Was figuring sums he could not do, Put up his hand and caught the eye Of the teacher. "Six, " was his reply. Master Mulligan stroked his cheek: "Seven days are in a week And little Jane is right in this; But let us hear you name them, Chris. " "Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— three; Thursday, Friday and Saturday — see, Said forward Christy, "six is right!" And we laughed, we did, with all our might Till the master rapped his desk with vim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And I'm thinking" said he, "of the reaping In the times when your father would get The sheaf of the corn he'd be keeping In the rafters away from the wet. " "And the first sheaf of oats — for the cow, Sir, That was first for to calve in the stall — • Had the kernels all roasted; but now, Sir, We are not superstitious at all. " [63] THE CAIRN OF STARS So at that we went out, never marking That no fodder was warmed at the fire, While the stars o'er the haggard were sparking Like the eyes of a ...bull in a byre.
[64 SUMS When the Master said to little Jane, "How many days does a week contain?" She answered, "Seven. " But Christy, who, Was figuring sums he could not do, Put up his hand and caught the eye Of the teacher. "Six, " was his reply. Master Mulligan stroked his cheek: "Seven days are in a week And little Jane is right in this; But let us hear you name them, Chris. " "Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— three; Thursday, Friday and Saturday — see, Said forward Christy, "six is right!" And we laughed, we did, with all our might Till the master rapped his desk with vim.
What to read after The Cairn of Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Francis Carlin Macdonnell to read onlineMoreLess
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