The Last of the Irish Chiefs
The Last of the Irish Chiefs
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"Mo mille bhron ! " cried the cup-bearer, in piercing tones "oh ! my chief, what what is this ? " " Retribution !" answered Nial, in terrible tones, " I betrayed O'Donnell I betrayed O'Doherty I sold my country's blood to the Sassenach for an accursed ambition, and this is how they pay the score. " The cup-bearer covered his face with his hand and groaned. " Keep heart, my chief ! there is yet time !" said Ever, also speaking rapidly in Irish.
" Away and tell the men of Glenfinn what you have s...een, and" " The devil !" interjected Marshal Wingfield, in startled tones.
The sudden exclamation was not caused by the self-accusing words of his prisoner, which Wingfield had seemed maliciously to enjoy but by a long, loud, and resonant neigh from O'Brasil's horse in the thicket, which had become particularly unmanage- able since the near approach of so many of his kind.
" Throw me a volley into the wood there !" cried the com- mander, in a shrieking key.
Instantly half a dozen musketoons and petronels crashed out together, their bullets whizzing about O'Brasil unpleasantly near, tearing up the turf beneath his horse's hoofs and rattling through the branches of the trees above him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mo mille bhron ! " cried the cup-bearer, in piercing tones "oh ! my chief, what what is this ? " " Retribution !" answered Nial, in terrible tones, " I betrayed O'Donnell I betrayed O'Doherty I sold my country's blood to the Sassenach for an accursed ambition, and this is how they pay the score. " The cup-bearer covered his face with his hand and groaned. " Keep heart, my chief ! there is yet time !" said Ever, also speaking rapidly in Irish.
" Away and tell the men of Glenfinn what you have s...een, and" " The devil !" interjected Marshal Wingfield, in startled tones.
The sudden exclamation was not caused by the self-accusing words of his prisoner, which Wingfield had seemed maliciously to enjoy but by a long, loud, and resonant neigh from O'Brasil's horse in the thicket, which had become particularly unmanage- able since the near approach of so many of his kind.
" Throw me a volley into the wood there !" cried the com- mander, in a shrieking key.
Instantly half a dozen musketoons and petronels crashed out together, their bullets whizzing about O'Brasil unpleasantly near, tearing up the turf beneath his horse's hoofs and rattling through the branches of the trees above him.
What to read after The Last of the Irish Chiefs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret T Odoherty Pender to read onlineMoreLess
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