The Reminiscences of the Right Hon Lord Obrien of Kilfenora Lord Chief Justi
The Reminiscences of the Right Hon Lord Obrien of Kilfenora Lord Chief Justi
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The Grand Old Man had tried to draw Father Healy into a religious argument, but could not succeed. I do not think that at any time of his Ufe the Padre desired to shine in theological controversy, neither did he wish for an argumentative discourse with Mr. Gladstone. The conversation had turned on the 90 REMINISCENCES OF LORD O'BRIEN subject of dispensations. Somebody remarked that some foreign royalty had bought a dispensation (and named the sum which he had to pay), in order to enable him to ...marry within the forbidden degree of kindred. The bride-elect was young and beautiful, the bridegroom many years her senior. " Now, come ; what do you say to that, Father Healy ?" asked Mr. Gladstone. " I say that the fellow got the dispen- sation a great deal too cheap, " said the ever-ready Father Healy. On another occasion Father Healy told me that he had met at Bray Station a young lady — one of the Dublin belles — in a donkey-trap. She was in a perfectly exhausted condition, and ex- plained that her donkey, on the way to the station, had taken fright and run away with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Grand Old Man had tried to draw Father Healy into a religious argument, but could not succeed. I do not think that at any time of his Ufe the Padre desired to shine in theological controversy, neither did he wish for an argumentative discourse with Mr. Gladstone. The conversation had turned on the 90 REMINISCENCES OF LORD O'BRIEN subject of dispensations. Somebody remarked that some foreign royalty had bought a dispensation (and named the sum which he had to pay), in order to enable him to ...marry within the forbidden degree of kindred. The bride-elect was young and beautiful, the bridegroom many years her senior. " Now, come ; what do you say to that, Father Healy ?" asked Mr. Gladstone. " I say that the fellow got the dispen- sation a great deal too cheap, " said the ever-ready Father Healy. On another occasion Father Healy told me that he had met at Bray Station a young lady — one of the Dublin belles — in a donkey-trap. She was in a perfectly exhausted condition, and ex- plained that her donkey, on the way to the station, had taken fright and run away with her.
What to read after The Reminiscences of the Right Hon Lord Obrien of Kilfenora Lord Chief Justi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Obrien Obrien to read onlineMoreLess
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