The Religious Songs of Connacht a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearcht
The Religious Songs of Connacht a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearcht
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GOSSOON.
Yes, indeed. Follow this road until you come to a boreen on the side of your thumb-hand. Then follow your nose, and if you go astray break the guide.
MINISTER.
Indeed, and you're a ripe (precocious) little lad ! What trade will you have when you'll be older ?
GOSSOON.
Herding a pig. Don't you see that I'm putting in my term. What is your own trade ?
MINISTER.
A good trade. I am showing the people what is the way to heaven.
GOSSOON.
Oh, what a liar ! You can't show the way to any place.... You don't know the way to Patrick O'Donnell's, a man 114 mbotAf 50 t)ci CCAC pAT>f ^15, jreAf A bf. Ttil Aitne AJ; beAg Ajjuf rn6f Ann fan cif Aif, Aj;tf if cinnce me t>f. Uil eClAf AgAt) Af An tnbOcAf 50 flAiteAf !
[TThnifceif. ] A m6 buAitce. Se6 "6uic teAt-6f6m xif fon t>o guf nuAip tiucp^f m6 Ajxif geoftAit) cu cex\nn eile.
50 tnA|\ tu An t>eAU\C, ti-mle An cOrhp A* fo fseut eile itn' 6irhne 100 6uAtAit) me 1 T)CAOit) gAf um 1 gCon-OAfe itltiig 66. Tls PAJA^C Af\ An ngAf un Af An mt>6tAn Ajuf t)ut)Aipc "^o tnbeAnnuigit) T)IA -6uic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GOSSOON.
Yes, indeed. Follow this road until you come to a boreen on the side of your thumb-hand. Then follow your nose, and if you go astray break the guide.
MINISTER.
Indeed, and you're a ripe (precocious) little lad ! What trade will you have when you'll be older ?
GOSSOON.
Herding a pig. Don't you see that I'm putting in my term. What is your own trade ?
MINISTER.
A good trade. I am showing the people what is the way to heaven.
GOSSOON.
Oh, what a liar ! You can't show the way to any place.... You don't know the way to Patrick O'Donnell's, a man 114 mbotAf 50 t)ci CCAC pAT>f ^15, jreAf A bf. Ttil Aitne AJ; beAg Ajjuf rn6f Ann fan cif Aif, Aj;tf if cinnce me t>f. Uil eClAf AgAt) Af An tnbOcAf 50 flAiteAf !
[TThnifceif. ] A m6 buAitce. Se6 "6uic teAt-6f6m xif fon t>o guf nuAip tiucp^f m6 Ajxif geoftAit) cu cex\nn eile.
50 tnA|\ tu An t>eAU\C, ti-mle An cOrhp A* fo fseut eile itn' 6irhne 100 6uAtAit) me 1 T)CAOit) gAf um 1 gCon-OAfe itltiig 66. Tls PAJA^C Af\ An ngAf un Af An mt>6tAn Ajuf t)ut)Aipc "^o tnbeAnnuigit) T)IA -6uic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Hyde to read onlineMoreLess
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