The Leprechaun of Killmeen
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" ' Is it fight yer on for, Kelleher, ' says he, beginnin' to roll up the sleeves ot his green jacket.
" ' Will ye whisht ? ' says I to him, ragin', as the step came up along the hedge.
' ' No/ says he, puttin' up the guards an' makin' a side step an' a leap back like a champion boxer. ' No, ' says he, ' I'll not whisht. Don't think yer goin' for to bully me, Kelleher. I can stand yer maneness, but when it comes to yer cursin' an' blastin' an' swearin' an' male- dictions I'm goin' for to have a... row. Come on, now, if yer fit, an' Martin Moran'll see fair play between you an' me this blessed an' holy mornin'. Come on, Kelleher, if yer a man at all. ' And he cut another caper about me. The step was comin' nearer, an' already I thought I saw the hungry eyes of Martin Moran looking out at us through the bushes. I was in a proper hold.
Musha, ' says I, low an' sootherin' to him, ' musha, OF KILLMEEN. 31 don't be so unraysonable now. Come on an' we'll have that nice cup of warm tay that hersel' has above in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' Is it fight yer on for, Kelleher, ' says he, beginnin' to roll up the sleeves ot his green jacket.
" ' Will ye whisht ? ' says I to him, ragin', as the step came up along the hedge.
' ' No/ says he, puttin' up the guards an' makin' a side step an' a leap back like a champion boxer. ' No, ' says he, ' I'll not whisht. Don't think yer goin' for to bully me, Kelleher. I can stand yer maneness, but when it comes to yer cursin' an' blastin' an' swearin' an' male- dictions I'm goin' for to have a... row. Come on, now, if yer fit, an' Martin Moran'll see fair play between you an' me this blessed an' holy mornin'. Come on, Kelleher, if yer a man at all. ' And he cut another caper about me. The step was comin' nearer, an' already I thought I saw the hungry eyes of Martin Moran looking out at us through the bushes. I was in a proper hold.
Musha, ' says I, low an' sootherin' to him, ' musha, OF KILLMEEN. 31 don't be so unraysonable now. Come on an' we'll have that nice cup of warm tay that hersel' has above in the house.
What to read after The Leprechaun of Killmeen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'kelly Seumas to read onlineMoreLess
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