The Priest in Politics
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" On July loth I attended a meeting at Navan. Father Duffy was in Navan also. He came home before me. About eight o'clock I was in the street with some friends. Father Duffy came down from the parochial house with a stick in his hand ; he was walking in a defiant manner. When the people saw him in the middle of the road, they divided to allow him to pass. He turned back after passing through the crowd, and he asked me what I was doing why didn't I go home ? I said the people were doing no harm.... He told them to go home in a stern kind of way. " After some conversation, in which Father Duffy threatened to do his best to get the witness's licence suspended, the crowd called for a cheer for Mahony. Then, according to Gannon, " He raised a stick and 134 THE PRIEST IN POLITICS.
struck one of the men in the crowd. He struck him on the head, which was cut and bleeding. Meehul, the man struck, had said or done nothing to Father Duffy. He then struck another man named Donegan, raising a lump on his temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On July loth I attended a meeting at Navan. Father Duffy was in Navan also. He came home before me. About eight o'clock I was in the street with some friends. Father Duffy came down from the parochial house with a stick in his hand ; he was walking in a defiant manner. When the people saw him in the middle of the road, they divided to allow him to pass. He turned back after passing through the crowd, and he asked me what I was doing why didn't I go home ? I said the people were doing no harm.... He told them to go home in a stern kind of way. " After some conversation, in which Father Duffy threatened to do his best to get the witness's licence suspended, the crowd called for a cheer for Mahony. Then, according to Gannon, " He raised a stick and 134 THE PRIEST IN POLITICS.
struck one of the men in the crowd. He struck him on the head, which was cut and bleeding. Meehul, the man struck, had said or done nothing to Father Duffy. He then struck another man named Donegan, raising a lump on his temple.
What to read after The Priest in Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip H Philip Henry Bagenal to read onlineMoreLess
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