The Shan Van Vocht the Story of the United Irishmen
The Shan Van Vocht the Story of the United Irishmen
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" I trust so. And now that that weight is off our minds for the present, I am anxious to know what brought Norah into this part of the world. " 164 THE SHAN VAN VOGHT.
" She has probably got married during our absence. What I am anxious to know, " said Eugene, " is, who are the good genii that left us this mansion thus fully fitted up for our needs ?" " Upon my word I had quite forgotten that, " said Redmond ; " in the multiplicity of strange events and surprises that have been occurring within... the last dozen hours or so this had been quite forgotten by me. I wonder how it came to pass. " " Seeing that Norah lives in the neighbourhood, she may throw some light on it. " 4 ' She may, and no doubt will. " " Suppose we ask her ?" " No, not yet. She will call on us when she is ready. I told her where we were coming. " " But the great mystery of all remains incapable of explanation, " said Eugene sorrowfully — " what brought Alice here ? I have grave doubts still that you must be mistaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I trust so. And now that that weight is off our minds for the present, I am anxious to know what brought Norah into this part of the world. " 164 THE SHAN VAN VOGHT.
" She has probably got married during our absence. What I am anxious to know, " said Eugene, " is, who are the good genii that left us this mansion thus fully fitted up for our needs ?" " Upon my word I had quite forgotten that, " said Redmond ; " in the multiplicity of strange events and surprises that have been occurring within... the last dozen hours or so this had been quite forgotten by me. I wonder how it came to pass. " " Seeing that Norah lives in the neighbourhood, she may throw some light on it. " 4 ' She may, and no doubt will. " " Suppose we ask her ?" " No, not yet. She will call on us when she is ready. I told her where we were coming. " " But the great mystery of all remains incapable of explanation, " said Eugene sorrowfully — " what brought Alice here ? I have grave doubts still that you must be mistaken.
What to read after The Shan Van Vocht the Story of the United Irishmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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