In Shadow of the Glen
In Shadow of the Glen
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{He goes back to the fire, sits down on a stool with his back to the bedand goes on stitching his coat. } DAN {Under the sheet, querulously. } Stranger.
TRAMP {Quickly. } Whisht, whisht. Be quiet I'm telling you, they'recoming now at the door.
{Nora comes in with Micheal Dara, a tall, innocent young man behindher. } NORA I wasn't long at all, stranger, for I met himself on the path.
TRAMP You were middling long, lady of the house.
NORA There was no sign from himself?
TRAMP No sign at all, lady ...of the house.
NORA {To Micheal. } Go over now and pull down the sheet, and look onhimself, Micheal Dara, and you'll see it's the truth I'm telling you.
MICHEAL I will not, Nora, I do be afeard of the dead.
{He sits down on a stool next the table facing the tramp. Nora puts thekettle on a lower hook of the pot hooks, and piles turf under it. } NORA {Turning to Tramp. } Will you drink a sup of tea with myself and theyoung man, stranger, or {speaking more persuasively} will you go intothe little room and stretch yourself a short while on the bed, I'mthinking it's destroyed you are walking the length of that way in thegreat rain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{He goes back to the fire, sits down on a stool with his back to the bedand goes on stitching his coat. } DAN {Under the sheet, querulously. } Stranger.
TRAMP {Quickly. } Whisht, whisht. Be quiet I'm telling you, they'recoming now at the door.
{Nora comes in with Micheal Dara, a tall, innocent young man behindher. } NORA I wasn't long at all, stranger, for I met himself on the path.
TRAMP You were middling long, lady of the house.
NORA There was no sign from himself?
TRAMP No sign at all, lady ...of the house.
NORA {To Micheal. } Go over now and pull down the sheet, and look onhimself, Micheal Dara, and you'll see it's the truth I'm telling you.
MICHEAL I will not, Nora, I do be afeard of the dead.
{He sits down on a stool next the table facing the tramp. Nora puts thekettle on a lower hook of the pot hooks, and piles turf under it. } NORA {Turning to Tramp. } Will you drink a sup of tea with myself and theyoung man, stranger, or {speaking more persuasively} will you go intothe little room and stretch yourself a short while on the bed, I'mthinking it's destroyed you are walking the length of that way in thegreat rain.
What to read after In Shadow of the Glen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Synge John Millington to read onlineMoreLess
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