The Red Hand of Ulster
The Red Hand of Ulster
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I could see a broad white rim all round theirises of his eyes, and a pulse in his temples was throbbing visibly. I recognized the symptoms. I had seen them once before at a vestrymeeting when some ill-conditioned parishioner said that the Dean'scurate was converting to his own uses the profits of the parishmagazine. The periodical, as appeared later on, was actually run at aloss, and the curate had been seven-and-ninepence out of pocket theprevious year.
The Dean said something to Babberly, but... the crowd had begun thefourth verse of the hymn, and we could not hear what he said. I got upand shut both windows. The atmosphere of our committee-room was hot, and likely to become hotter; but it is better to do business in aTurkish bath than not to do it at all. There was plainly no use ourtalking to each other unless we were able to hear. My action gaveBabberly time to regain his temper.
"I apologize, " he said. "I apologize to all of you, and especially toyou, Mr. Dean, for an intemperate and uncalled-for exclamation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could see a broad white rim all round theirises of his eyes, and a pulse in his temples was throbbing visibly. I recognized the symptoms. I had seen them once before at a vestrymeeting when some ill-conditioned parishioner said that the Dean'scurate was converting to his own uses the profits of the parishmagazine. The periodical, as appeared later on, was actually run at aloss, and the curate had been seven-and-ninepence out of pocket theprevious year.
The Dean said something to Babberly, but... the crowd had begun thefourth verse of the hymn, and we could not hear what he said. I got upand shut both windows. The atmosphere of our committee-room was hot, and likely to become hotter; but it is better to do business in aTurkish bath than not to do it at all. There was plainly no use ourtalking to each other unless we were able to hear. My action gaveBabberly time to regain his temper.
"I apologize, " he said. "I apologize to all of you, and especially toyou, Mr. Dean, for an intemperate and uncalled-for exclamation.
What to read after The Red Hand of Ulster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birmingham George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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