The Yellow Bittern And Other Plays
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Of I. (reading} : " Rory of the Forest is he : he is straitened for gold. The forests of his fathers, he has laid them prostrate : their timber fills the slender barques and rides over the sea to Spain " Sean. I must stand.
Tadhg. No, no. Sh !
S. Of I. (reading) : " Clan Falvey 's brows are dark to see their hillsides like a corpse on the battle field the vultures have plucked it. But Rory will not yield : his jest is before them : he says they will not turn their nostrils from the timber when ...it is once again among them, seasoned and ripened in the sun of Spain. " I pause a moment, friends.
Sean. We have been speaking of wine kegs the livelong night.
58 CLAN FALVEY S. Of L Now, I continue : "It is true : the oak timber returns from Spain as well- shaped, sweet-smelling wine kegs. And Clan Falvey does not turn its nose away ! Rory of the Forest is without a forest. But he is not without the wood that grew on the hills. He is Rory of the Forest no longer : he is Rory of the Wine Kegs now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of I. (reading} : " Rory of the Forest is he : he is straitened for gold. The forests of his fathers, he has laid them prostrate : their timber fills the slender barques and rides over the sea to Spain " Sean. I must stand.
Tadhg. No, no. Sh !
S. Of I. (reading) : " Clan Falvey 's brows are dark to see their hillsides like a corpse on the battle field the vultures have plucked it. But Rory will not yield : his jest is before them : he says they will not turn their nostrils from the timber when ...it is once again among them, seasoned and ripened in the sun of Spain. " I pause a moment, friends.
Sean. We have been speaking of wine kegs the livelong night.
58 CLAN FALVEY S. Of L Now, I continue : "It is true : the oak timber returns from Spain as well- shaped, sweet-smelling wine kegs. And Clan Falvey does not turn its nose away ! Rory of the Forest is without a forest. But he is not without the wood that grew on the hills. He is Rory of the Forest no longer : he is Rory of the Wine Kegs now.
What to read after The Yellow Bittern And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Corkery to read onlineMoreLess
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