The Letters of "norah" On Her Tour Through Ireland
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He drew our attention to thecondition of the roof which needed renewing, to the fields that wereuncropped. This was certainly shiftless, but when he mentioned that theman had gone to England "in the scarcity" to look for work, and waslying sick in an English hospital, we did not see how he could help it. He told us how bad the man was; how he pitied his wife, who was, hesaid, worse than himself. She was not present, being from home when herpoor furniture was pitched out. He lamented over the fa...ct that this manhad sent him nothing of his wages, while another man had sent him asmuch as thirty pounds. He then went into details of these evictedtenant's married life; how his wife and he lived, and how they agreed;and rambled off into general philosophic remarks rather disagreeable andnasty.
No one seemed to pay any attention, although he looked from one toanother for an answering smile of appreciation to his funny attempts tojustify himself and amuse his hearers. Some one asked him how much rentwas due; he said ten or eleven years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drew our attention to thecondition of the roof which needed renewing, to the fields that wereuncropped. This was certainly shiftless, but when he mentioned that theman had gone to England "in the scarcity" to look for work, and waslying sick in an English hospital, we did not see how he could help it. He told us how bad the man was; how he pitied his wife, who was, hesaid, worse than himself. She was not present, being from home when herpoor furniture was pitched out. He lamented over the fa...ct that this manhad sent him nothing of his wages, while another man had sent him asmuch as thirty pounds. He then went into details of these evictedtenant's married life; how his wife and he lived, and how they agreed;and rambled off into general philosophic remarks rather disagreeable andnasty.
No one seemed to pay any attention, although he looked from one toanother for an answering smile of appreciation to his funny attempts tojustify himself and amuse his hearers. Some one asked him how much rentwas due; he said ten or eleven years.
What to read after The Letters of "norah" On Her Tour Through Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcdougall Margaret Moran Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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