The Folk of Furry Farm the Romance of An Irish Village
The Folk of Furry Farm the Romance of An Irish Village
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He had squan- dered away the money he had got for the cattle he had stolen, in paying Mrs. Melia some of what he owed her, and the rest drinking and spreeing. And now he was after hearing through the chink in the hay-loft all that the dealer had been saying to Marg. He knew about the money she had been putting away; and he knew, too, about the polis, and the danger he was in. And he felt that the sooner he could quit out of that the better it would be for his health. But how was he going to get... away, and he without a penny to his name! And it would take some days for him to get any more by that means he was employing. And he must lose no time. The only thing to be done was, to get a hold of that bag of money he had seen with Marg. Have it he must, by hook or by crook! Maybe she'd go with him. That would be the simplest, though not what he'd like best. But he spoke to her very nice and soft, saying how he thought the world and all of her, and trying to get to coax her. . . . "I must be shortening the road home!" was all Marg said in answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had squan- dered away the money he had got for the cattle he had stolen, in paying Mrs. Melia some of what he owed her, and the rest drinking and spreeing. And now he was after hearing through the chink in the hay-loft all that the dealer had been saying to Marg. He knew about the money she had been putting away; and he knew, too, about the polis, and the danger he was in. And he felt that the sooner he could quit out of that the better it would be for his health. But how was he going to get... away, and he without a penny to his name! And it would take some days for him to get any more by that means he was employing. And he must lose no time. The only thing to be done was, to get a hold of that bag of money he had seen with Marg. Have it he must, by hook or by crook! Maybe she'd go with him. That would be the simplest, though not what he'd like best. But he spoke to her very nice and soft, saying how he thought the world and all of her, and trying to get to coax her. . . . "I must be shortening the road home!" was all Marg said in answer.
What to read after The Folk of Furry Farm the Romance of An Irish Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Purdon Katherine Frances to read onlineMoreLess
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