The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves. Songs of the Gael. a Gaelic Story-Telling
The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves. Songs of the Gael. a Gaelic Story-Telling
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So bitterly bent upon making our Laws That Prime MinisterSy eveny ar*nH safe from their claws,** " NoWy noWy Shiel O^Farrelly* An Creeveen spoke outy " By our Gaelic League laWy which you*ve studied no doubt, I protest that you^ve crossed the Political Bordery Andy thereforey must rule you as clean out of order.
But instead of a proper pecuniary finey If the Sex you impugn to support me incliney I pronounce that you purge yourself clear of your crime By relating some countryside story in rhymey... For a packfull yotCve goty *tis well knozony of the best !
By your wonderful fiddle charmed out of the West** And the ladies all clapped to acclaim his behest.
So the Doctor breathed deep till he*d filled up his chest.
To the Chair and the Fair bowed long and bowed loWy Then took up his tale of The Colleen na Mbo.
71 Digitized by Google A Gaelic Story-Telling THE GIRL WITH THE COWS O the happiest orphan that ever was seen Was Nora Maguire at the age of eighteen ; Her father and mother both died at her birth, So grief for their sakes didn't trouble her mirth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So bitterly bent upon making our Laws That Prime MinisterSy eveny ar*nH safe from their claws,** " NoWy noWy Shiel O^Farrelly* An Creeveen spoke outy " By our Gaelic League laWy which you*ve studied no doubt, I protest that you^ve crossed the Political Bordery Andy thereforey must rule you as clean out of order.
But instead of a proper pecuniary finey If the Sex you impugn to support me incliney I pronounce that you purge yourself clear of your crime By relating some countryside story in rhymey... For a packfull yotCve goty *tis well knozony of the best !
By your wonderful fiddle charmed out of the West** And the ladies all clapped to acclaim his behest.
So the Doctor breathed deep till he*d filled up his chest.
To the Chair and the Fair bowed long and bowed loWy Then took up his tale of The Colleen na Mbo.
71 Digitized by Google A Gaelic Story-Telling THE GIRL WITH THE COWS O the happiest orphan that ever was seen Was Nora Maguire at the age of eighteen ; Her father and mother both died at her birth, So grief for their sakes didn't trouble her mirth.
What to read after The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves. Songs of the Gael. a Gaelic Story-Telling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Alfred Perceval to read onlineMoreLess
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