A Girl of Galway
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'Tis no place for the likes of you. " Bertha laughed.
" You needn't be getting anxious about me, " she said. " I'm not turning melancholy. I just peeped into the little graveyard one day and saw all its great slabs and crosses, and wondered at the sadness of it, with its high walls and the dark trees round about, and the ivy nearly covering the gate. I was not tempted to stay. " "That's right, dearie. Graveyards is not for the young, though when people come to my age I'm not denyin' that there'...s a pleasure in the contimplation of your last end. 'Tis a thing I'm very much cut off from, an' so is poor Malachy, by rayson o' this place bein' at the back o' God speed. "Why, I couldn't tell you the day that I enjoyed myself at a wake or a funeral, like any other Christian. " " Yes, I suppose it is dull for you too, " said Bertha, wondering at Mrs. Butler's idea of enjoying herself.
"I don't complain so long as I've th' ould family to look after ; an' indeed 'tis not the same since yon put your sunny face into it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis no place for the likes of you. " Bertha laughed.
" You needn't be getting anxious about me, " she said. " I'm not turning melancholy. I just peeped into the little graveyard one day and saw all its great slabs and crosses, and wondered at the sadness of it, with its high walls and the dark trees round about, and the ivy nearly covering the gate. I was not tempted to stay. " "That's right, dearie. Graveyards is not for the young, though when people come to my age I'm not denyin' that there'...s a pleasure in the contimplation of your last end. 'Tis a thing I'm very much cut off from, an' so is poor Malachy, by rayson o' this place bein' at the back o' God speed. "Why, I couldn't tell you the day that I enjoyed myself at a wake or a funeral, like any other Christian. " " Yes, I suppose it is dull for you too, " said Bertha, wondering at Mrs. Butler's idea of enjoying herself.
"I don't complain so long as I've th' ould family to look after ; an' indeed 'tis not the same since yon put your sunny face into it.
What to read after A Girl of Galway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tynan Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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