The Golden Barque And the Weaver's Grave
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And what talk had Malachi Roohan about an elm tree? Elm tree, indeed! If it's trees that is troubling him now let him climb up on one of them and hang himself from it with his rope ! Where is that old fellow, Meehaul Lynskey, and his rotten head?
Where is he, I say ? Let him come in here now to Cloon na Moray until I be showing him the weaver's grave, five feet down and not a rib or a knuckle in it, as clean and beautiful as the weaver ever wished it.
Come in here, Meehaul Lynskey, until I hear... the lies panting again in your yellow throat." He went in his extraordinary movement over the ground, mziking for the stile all the while talking.
Meehaul Lynskey had crouched behind the wall outside when Cahir Bowes led the diggers to the new site, his old face twisted in an attentive, almost agonising emotion.
104 THE WEAVER'S GRAVE He stood peeping over the wall, saying to himself : " Whisht, will you ! Don't mind that old madmcin. He heisn't it at all. I'm telling you he hasn't it. Whisht, will^ou !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what talk had Malachi Roohan about an elm tree? Elm tree, indeed! If it's trees that is troubling him now let him climb up on one of them and hang himself from it with his rope ! Where is that old fellow, Meehaul Lynskey, and his rotten head?
Where is he, I say ? Let him come in here now to Cloon na Moray until I be showing him the weaver's grave, five feet down and not a rib or a knuckle in it, as clean and beautiful as the weaver ever wished it.
Come in here, Meehaul Lynskey, until I hear... the lies panting again in your yellow throat." He went in his extraordinary movement over the ground, mziking for the stile all the while talking.
Meehaul Lynskey had crouched behind the wall outside when Cahir Bowes led the diggers to the new site, his old face twisted in an attentive, almost agonising emotion.
104 THE WEAVER'S GRAVE He stood peeping over the wall, saying to himself : " Whisht, will you ! Don't mind that old madmcin. He heisn't it at all. I'm telling you he hasn't it. Whisht, will^ou !
What to read after The Golden Barque And the Weaver's Grave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'kelly Seumas to read onlineMoreLess
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