Works Gerald Griffin volume 4
Works Gerald Griffin volume 4
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" SUy, Moran, " said I, " what's the matter V tract's AMBITIOIT. 267 He tr. Rned ronnd, and struck his spade with veliemenca into the earth. *' Oh, matther ! fie, for shame ! I didn't think you'd d* tliat at all. " "Why so?" " If there was a poor man goen' the road, an' his enemy met him there abroad, an' bet him, an' left him kilt upon the place, an' I took him in, an' looked afther him, an' hailed him, an' cured him, for the love o' the Almighty only, do you think I'd deprive my soul o' the b...enefit o' that good deed another day, by takin' payment after ? If that man was my own landlord, an' I an ould foUyer, 'm sure a Turk wouldn't take his money, let alone a Chi-istian and an Irish- man. " " You are a good man, IMoran, but do not talk to me ot Irishmen. I am an Irishman myself, but I have ceased to take a pride in the name. " " An' why so, Mr. Abel, a-chree ? Oh ! don't say that at all. There's enough talkin' again' the poor counthry, without you an' I that was born an' bred in the heart of it, unitin' with 'em.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" SUy, Moran, " said I, " what's the matter V tract's AMBITIOIT. 267 He tr. Rned ronnd, and struck his spade with veliemenca into the earth. *' Oh, matther ! fie, for shame ! I didn't think you'd d* tliat at all. " "Why so?" " If there was a poor man goen' the road, an' his enemy met him there abroad, an' bet him, an' left him kilt upon the place, an' I took him in, an' looked afther him, an' hailed him, an' cured him, for the love o' the Almighty only, do you think I'd deprive my soul o' the b...enefit o' that good deed another day, by takin' payment after ? If that man was my own landlord, an' I an ould foUyer, 'm sure a Turk wouldn't take his money, let alone a Chi-istian and an Irish- man. " " You are a good man, IMoran, but do not talk to me ot Irishmen. I am an Irishman myself, but I have ceased to take a pride in the name. " " An' why so, Mr. Abel, a-chree ? Oh ! don't say that at all. There's enough talkin' again' the poor counthry, without you an' I that was born an' bred in the heart of it, unitin' with 'em.
What to read after Works Gerald Griffin volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Gerald, 1803-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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