The Glamour of Cork
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Thus Willisun Penn jun.
passes to America beyond the reach of papa, and within hail now of his great renown as Sailor, Samaritan and Friend.
62 CORK PARK.
THE RACES.
Imagine again the grand stand white-roofed, the smaller stands diminishing downward without roof at all, like common folk too humble to wear their hats before a lord; the paddock a moving floor of bucks, **county families,** ** gentlemen'* farmers, young ladies and rebuilt older ones, in search of a tip or a husband, mothers full-c...hested and keen on any starter; parasols, velvet hats, flounces to entangle passing eyes; in and out, the perfect horses fed and polished beyond half the human folk of the v/ide hungry world outside, and a spoiled pet of a jockey vision- ing champagne and an immortal hour when the owner leads in the winner of the big prize.
Across the trench a more clotted crowd, humanity en masse, with little tables of polished cakes, like fungi, barrels of cider like fallen tree-trunks; occasionally a scam- pering amidst the crowd, and a cry as a trick-o*-the-loop man, well-pitted with small- pox, or worse, makes a strategic retreat from his creditors, the spike of an R.I.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Willisun Penn jun.
passes to America beyond the reach of papa, and within hail now of his great renown as Sailor, Samaritan and Friend.
62 CORK PARK.
THE RACES.
Imagine again the grand stand white-roofed, the smaller stands diminishing downward without roof at all, like common folk too humble to wear their hats before a lord; the paddock a moving floor of bucks, **county families,** ** gentlemen'* farmers, young ladies and rebuilt older ones, in search of a tip or a husband, mothers full-c...hested and keen on any starter; parasols, velvet hats, flounces to entangle passing eyes; in and out, the perfect horses fed and polished beyond half the human folk of the v/ide hungry world outside, and a spoiled pet of a jockey vision- ing champagne and an immortal hour when the owner leads in the winner of the big prize.
Across the trench a more clotted crowd, humanity en masse, with little tables of polished cakes, like fungi, barrels of cider like fallen tree-trunks; occasionally a scam- pering amidst the crowd, and a cry as a trick-o*-the-loop man, well-pitted with small- pox, or worse, makes a strategic retreat from his creditors, the spike of an R.I.C.
What to read after The Glamour of Cork?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D L Daniel Lawrence Kelleher to read onlineMoreLess
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