The King of Irelands Son
The King of Irelands Son
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"One came to me onlylast night to tell me the Unique Tale. He is the young man who is counting thehorns. " "What young man is he and what horns is he counting?" "He is no King's Son, but a gilly--Gilly of the Goat-skin he is called. He iscounting the horns that are in two pits outside. When the horns are counted Iwill know the number of my half-years. " "How is that, old mother?" "My father used to kill an ox every year on my birthday, and after my father'sdeath, my servants, one after the othe...r, used to kill an ox for me. The hornsof the oxen were put into two pits, one on the right-hand side of the houseand one on the left-hand side. If one knew the number of the horns one wouldknow the number of, my half-years, for every pair of horns goes to make a yearof my life. Gilly of the Goatskin is counting the horns for me now, and whenhe finishes counting them I will let him tell the Unique Tale. " "But you must let me listen to the tale too, Old Woman of Beare. " "If you count the horns in one pit I will let you listen to the tale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"One came to me onlylast night to tell me the Unique Tale. He is the young man who is counting thehorns. " "What young man is he and what horns is he counting?" "He is no King's Son, but a gilly--Gilly of the Goat-skin he is called. He iscounting the horns that are in two pits outside. When the horns are counted Iwill know the number of my half-years. " "How is that, old mother?" "My father used to kill an ox every year on my birthday, and after my father'sdeath, my servants, one after the othe...r, used to kill an ox for me. The hornsof the oxen were put into two pits, one on the right-hand side of the houseand one on the left-hand side. If one knew the number of the horns one wouldknow the number of, my half-years, for every pair of horns goes to make a yearof my life. Gilly of the Goatskin is counting the horns for me now, and whenhe finishes counting them I will let him tell the Unique Tale. " "But you must let me listen to the tale too, Old Woman of Beare. " "If you count the horns in one pit I will let you listen to the tale.
What to read after The King of Irelands Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padriac Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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