Fairy Legends And Traditions of the South of Ireland
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They rented a cabin and a few acres of land, which they cultivated with great care, and its crops rewarded their industry. They were independent and respected by their neighbours ; they loved each other in a marriageable sort of way, and few couples had altogether more the appearance of comfort about them.
Larry was a hard working, and, occasionally, a hard drinking, Dutch-built, little man, ^with a fiddle head and a round stern; a steady-going straight-forward fellow, barring when he carried t...oo much whiskey, which, it must be confessed, might occasionally prevent his walking the chalked line with perfect philomath ical accuracy. He had a moist ruddy countenance, rather inclined to an expression of gravity, and particularly so in the morning ; but, taken all together, he was gene- rally looked upon as a marvellously proper person, 210 THE GOOD WOMAN.
notwithstanding he had, every day in the year, a sort of unholy dew upon his face, even in the coldest weather, which gave rise to a supposition (amongst censorious persons, of course), that Larry was apt to indulge in strong and frequent potations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They rented a cabin and a few acres of land, which they cultivated with great care, and its crops rewarded their industry. They were independent and respected by their neighbours ; they loved each other in a marriageable sort of way, and few couples had altogether more the appearance of comfort about them.
Larry was a hard working, and, occasionally, a hard drinking, Dutch-built, little man, ^with a fiddle head and a round stern; a steady-going straight-forward fellow, barring when he carried t...oo much whiskey, which, it must be confessed, might occasionally prevent his walking the chalked line with perfect philomath ical accuracy. He had a moist ruddy countenance, rather inclined to an expression of gravity, and particularly so in the morning ; but, taken all together, he was gene- rally looked upon as a marvellously proper person, 210 THE GOOD WOMAN.
notwithstanding he had, every day in the year, a sort of unholy dew upon his face, even in the coldest weather, which gave rise to a supposition (amongst censorious persons, of course), that Larry was apt to indulge in strong and frequent potations.
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