Hours of Gladness (2012)
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Dick O’Gorman said. “That’s what the ancient Irish used to call it. The poetry of place. A man or woman carried in his head an amalgam of history, mythology, and folklore connecting every piece of the landscape to the past. It’s how they gained control of the unseen forces that could cure or curse them.”
“You know so much,” Barbara O’Day sighed.
“Tell us the one about the Belfast Express again,” said Sunny Dan Monahan.
O’Gorman sliced into his porterhouse. “You tell it, Billy,” he said.
“The ble...ther blows up the Belfast Express and goes to confession,” Billy said. “He blirts it and the collar tells him to recite ten Marys and do the stations.”
“Oh, hoh hoh, do you get it, Mick?” gasped Sunny Dan, the loose skin on his neck bouncing up and down like the crop of a turkey. “Do the stations.”
“I get it,” Mick said, shoveling in the steak and potatoes.
“What’s wrong with you?” Barbara O’Day said. “It’s a joke.”
“I know.”
Mick chomped his last piece of steak, downed his coffee, and put on his jacket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dick O’Gorman said. “That’s what the ancient Irish used to call it. The poetry of place. A man or woman carried in his head an amalgam of history, mythology, and folklore connecting every piece of the landscape to the past. It’s how they gained control of the unseen forces that could cure or curse them.”
“You know so much,” Barbara O’Day sighed.
“Tell us the one about the Belfast Express again,” said Sunny Dan Monahan.
O’Gorman sliced into his porterhouse. “You tell it, Billy,” he said.
“The ble...ther blows up the Belfast Express and goes to confession,” Billy said. “He blirts it and the collar tells him to recite ten Marys and do the stations.”
“Oh, hoh hoh, do you get it, Mick?” gasped Sunny Dan, the loose skin on his neck bouncing up and down like the crop of a turkey. “Do the stations.”
“I get it,” Mick said, shoveling in the steak and potatoes.
“What’s wrong with you?” Barbara O’Day said. “It’s a joke.”
“I know.”
Mick chomped his last piece of steak, downed his coffee, and put on his jacket.
What to read after Hours of Gladness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fleming to read onlineMoreLess
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