The Hedge School; the Midnight Mass; the Donagh
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My opinion is, that he intinded to murdher him at thattime, an' wanted to have a protection agin what might happen to him inregard o' the black deed. " "Can we prove it agin him?" inquired the disconsolate father: "I knowit'll be hard, as there was no one present but themselves; an' if he didit, surely he'll not confess it. " "We may make him do it maybe, " said the mendicant; "the villain's asilyfrightened, an' fond o' charms an' pisthrogues, * an' sich holy things, for all his wickedness. Don...'t say a word. We'll take him by, surprise;I'll call upon him to touch the corpse. Make them women--an' och, it'shard to expect it--make them stop clappin' their hands an' cryin'; an'let there be a dead silence, if you can. " During this and some other observations made by Darby, Frank had got thegun in his possession; and, whilst seeming to be engaged in looking atit, and examining the lock, he actually contrived to reload it withouthaving been observed.
"Now, neighbors, " said Darby, "hould your tongues for a weeshy start, till I ax Frank M'Kenna a question or two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My opinion is, that he intinded to murdher him at thattime, an' wanted to have a protection agin what might happen to him inregard o' the black deed. " "Can we prove it agin him?" inquired the disconsolate father: "I knowit'll be hard, as there was no one present but themselves; an' if he didit, surely he'll not confess it. " "We may make him do it maybe, " said the mendicant; "the villain's asilyfrightened, an' fond o' charms an' pisthrogues, * an' sich holy things, for all his wickedness. Don...'t say a word. We'll take him by, surprise;I'll call upon him to touch the corpse. Make them women--an' och, it'shard to expect it--make them stop clappin' their hands an' cryin'; an'let there be a dead silence, if you can. " During this and some other observations made by Darby, Frank had got thegun in his possession; and, whilst seeming to be engaged in looking atit, and examining the lock, he actually contrived to reload it withouthaving been observed.
"Now, neighbors, " said Darby, "hould your tongues for a weeshy start, till I ax Frank M'Kenna a question or two.
What to read after The Hedge School; the Midnight Mass; the Donagh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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