The Insurrection in Dublin
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There was sustainedfiring along the whole central line of the City, from the Green down toTrinity College, and from thence to Sackville Street, and the report ofthe various types of arm could be easily distinguished. There wererifles, machine guns and very heavy cannon. There was another soundwhich I could not put a name to, something that coughed out over all theother sounds, a short, sharp bark, or rather a short noise somethinglike the popping of a tremendous cork.
I met D. H. His chief emot...ion is one of astonishment at the organizingpowers displayed by the Volunteers. We have exchanged rumours, and foundthat our equipment in this direction is almost identical. He says SheehySkeffington has been killed. That he was arrested in a house whereinarms were found, and was shot out of hand.
I hope this is another rumour, for, so far as my knowledge of him goes, he was not with the Volunteers, and it is said that he was antagonisticto the forcible methods for which the Volunteers stood. But the tale ofhis death is so persistent that one is inclined to believe it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was sustainedfiring along the whole central line of the City, from the Green down toTrinity College, and from thence to Sackville Street, and the report ofthe various types of arm could be easily distinguished. There wererifles, machine guns and very heavy cannon. There was another soundwhich I could not put a name to, something that coughed out over all theother sounds, a short, sharp bark, or rather a short noise somethinglike the popping of a tremendous cork.
I met D. H. His chief emot...ion is one of astonishment at the organizingpowers displayed by the Volunteers. We have exchanged rumours, and foundthat our equipment in this direction is almost identical. He says SheehySkeffington has been killed. That he was arrested in a house whereinarms were found, and was shot out of hand.
I hope this is another rumour, for, so far as my knowledge of him goes, he was not with the Volunteers, and it is said that he was antagonisticto the forcible methods for which the Volunteers stood. But the tale ofhis death is so persistent that one is inclined to believe it.
What to read after The Insurrection in Dublin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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