The Kellys And the O'kellys
The Kellys And the O'kellys
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Will you do all this, for my sake?" Martin solemnly promised that, as far as he could, he would do so;that, at any rate as far as himself was concerned, he would neverquarrel with him.
"You'll have very, very much to forgive, " continued Anty; "but thenit's so sweet to forgive; and he's had no fond mother like you; he hasnot been taught any duties, any virtues, as you have. He has only beentaught that money is the thing to love, and that he should worshipnothing but that. Martin, for my sake, w...ill you look on him as abrother?--a wicked, bad, castaway brother; but still as a brother, tobe forgiven, and, if possible, redeemed?" "As I hope for glory in Heaven, I will, " said Martin; "but I thinkhe'll go far from this; I think he'll quit Dunmore. " "Maybe he will; perhaps it's betther he should; but he'll lave his namebehind him. Don't be too hard on that, and don't let others; and evenav he does go, it'll not be long before he'll want a frind, and I don'tknow anywhere he can go that he's likely to find one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you do all this, for my sake?" Martin solemnly promised that, as far as he could, he would do so;that, at any rate as far as himself was concerned, he would neverquarrel with him.
"You'll have very, very much to forgive, " continued Anty; "but thenit's so sweet to forgive; and he's had no fond mother like you; he hasnot been taught any duties, any virtues, as you have. He has only beentaught that money is the thing to love, and that he should worshipnothing but that. Martin, for my sake, w...ill you look on him as abrother?--a wicked, bad, castaway brother; but still as a brother, tobe forgiven, and, if possible, redeemed?" "As I hope for glory in Heaven, I will, " said Martin; "but I thinkhe'll go far from this; I think he'll quit Dunmore. " "Maybe he will; perhaps it's betther he should; but he'll lave his namebehind him. Don't be too hard on that, and don't let others; and evenav he does go, it'll not be long before he'll want a frind, and I don'tknow anywhere he can go that he's likely to find one.
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