The Croppy; a Tale of 1798 V. 3
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High above it, at right angles with the river, clambered, for half a mile's extent, the Irish-town, chiefly composed of the residences of the poorer classes ; and here fairs were hoi den ; and here stood the re- mains of the ancient stone-cross, assigned by Kitty Delouchery as the spot for her meeting with the credulous dragoon ; a meeting which, it is scarcely necessary to add, never took place. Whether or not the disappointed soldier adopted her alternative of " cutting it in two wid his soor...d," may however seem a question ; and it is answered in the negative, by stating that the cross can yet be viewed in an un- THE CROPPY. 2^ severed state ; but it is not as positively stated that he did not, in his rage and chagrin, at least make the attempt.
From the last-mentioned gate, the third, the descent into the town was indeed preci- pitous; requiring, from an inexperienced and unexcited visitor, much cautious watchfulness of his feet.
The fourth gate was situated in the hollow to the North, and only approachable down yet another hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
High above it, at right angles with the river, clambered, for half a mile's extent, the Irish-town, chiefly composed of the residences of the poorer classes ; and here fairs were hoi den ; and here stood the re- mains of the ancient stone-cross, assigned by Kitty Delouchery as the spot for her meeting with the credulous dragoon ; a meeting which, it is scarcely necessary to add, never took place. Whether or not the disappointed soldier adopted her alternative of " cutting it in two wid his soor...d," may however seem a question ; and it is answered in the negative, by stating that the cross can yet be viewed in an un- THE CROPPY. 2^ severed state ; but it is not as positively stated that he did not, in his rage and chagrin, at least make the attempt.
From the last-mentioned gate, the third, the descent into the town was indeed preci- pitous; requiring, from an inexperienced and unexcited visitor, much cautious watchfulness of his feet.
The fourth gate was situated in the hollow to the North, and only approachable down yet another hill.
What to read after The Croppy; a Tale of 1798 V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim John to read onlineMoreLess
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