The Christian Lady's Magazine 24
The Christian Lady's Magazine 24
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the very water's edge ; ^ leave us there, Owen dear. Just get a corragh, and row us over, where yon island is sleeping quiet in the bright sunshine, where the threes are bending 4own to kiss the wather, and not a fut of earth can be seen, for the thick green leaves dancin' in the wind. Land us there, and we'll be hidden hke partharighkas (young partridges) in the nest.' Aileen's design was immediately put into execution.
We passed through the rebel encampment, leaving groups variously employed ...: cooking, discussing poli- tics, dancing to the sound of violins, and a few already .sleeping around the watch-fires. In order to escape ob- eervation, we rowed round the island, and landed on the far side, screened by thick foliage. We found & small, neat cottage, which was fortunately uninhabited ; the fisherman to whom it belonged had joined the in- surgents some days before, and his wife and children had chosen to follow hb fortunes rather than remain in uncertainty of his fate.
Owen brought over a quantity of provisions with him, but when Aileen wished him to pay for them, he replied, * And who would I pay, Aileen aroon 1 its hard to say 'where the owner is now, but, if he wants to be paid for what he ought to be glad to give for the good of his counthry, he has only to get a bit of a writing as- shignat, I think th^ call it, from.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the very water's edge ; ^ leave us there, Owen dear. Just get a corragh, and row us over, where yon island is sleeping quiet in the bright sunshine, where the threes are bending 4own to kiss the wather, and not a fut of earth can be seen, for the thick green leaves dancin' in the wind. Land us there, and we'll be hidden hke partharighkas (young partridges) in the nest.' Aileen's design was immediately put into execution.
We passed through the rebel encampment, leaving groups variously employed ...: cooking, discussing poli- tics, dancing to the sound of violins, and a few already .sleeping around the watch-fires. In order to escape ob- eervation, we rowed round the island, and landed on the far side, screened by thick foliage. We found & small, neat cottage, which was fortunately uninhabited ; the fisherman to whom it belonged had joined the in- surgents some days before, and his wife and children had chosen to follow hb fortunes rather than remain in uncertainty of his fate.
Owen brought over a quantity of provisions with him, but when Aileen wished him to pay for them, he replied, * And who would I pay, Aileen aroon 1 its hard to say 'where the owner is now, but, if he wants to be paid for what he ought to be glad to give for the good of his counthry, he has only to get a bit of a writing as- shignat, I think th^ call it, from.
What to read after The Christian Lady's Magazine 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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