Five Irish Stories Translated From the Irish of the Sgeuluidhe Gaodhalach
Five Irish Stories Translated From the Irish of the Sgeuluidhe Gaodhalach
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That's an evil-spirit who is following after me, and she'd kill the world if she could get at them. " There was great fear on every person in the house when they heard that ; and she was outside pounding at the gate, giving it every blow.
Then the farmer loosed out a pair of wild dogs which he had, and the people of the house were listening to the noise of the fight throughout the night, and to every screech and shout they put out of them, and they fighting each other.
On the morning of the gre...y day, she herself and the pair of dogs were found dead at the gate.
Then there was great shame on Conn, on account of the deed he had done the colleen and the boy to be dead on account of himself.
He left the farmer's house and turned back, and a woman met him on the road and asked him where was he going, and he told her that he was returning home, and that a colleen and a boy were dead on account of him.
I believe it was his own mother, who went out of the world before this, that met him there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's an evil-spirit who is following after me, and she'd kill the world if she could get at them. " There was great fear on every person in the house when they heard that ; and she was outside pounding at the gate, giving it every blow.
Then the farmer loosed out a pair of wild dogs which he had, and the people of the house were listening to the noise of the fight throughout the night, and to every screech and shout they put out of them, and they fighting each other.
On the morning of the gre...y day, she herself and the pair of dogs were found dead at the gate.
Then there was great shame on Conn, on account of the deed he had done the colleen and the boy to be dead on account of himself.
He left the farmer's house and turned back, and a woman met him on the road and asked him where was he going, and he told her that he was returning home, and that a colleen and a boy were dead on account of him.
I believe it was his own mother, who went out of the world before this, that met him there.
What to read after Five Irish Stories Translated From the Irish of the Sgeuluidhe Gaodhalach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Hyde to read onlineMoreLess
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