Mion-ċaint Na Miḋe Agus Ulaḋ
Mion-ċaint Na Miḋe Agus Ulaḋ
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29. UAbAlfV Ce-A-O -OÓ f1Ut)-At teif féin -Anoif 50 bpeic- fit) f inn c-Amé m-A|\ t)é-An- f-Ait) fé.
30. UÁ f é AS •OUt -Ajl -Ag-Alt) 50 t)í\é^g; féA'OAnn cú t)Ut Aí\ -Alf "00 "OO ÓUIt) oibf e x\noif.
31. t)éit) -An f)^if c f eo cuf- t-A x^gAinn x\noóc.
32. ZA ATi pót\ uitig te-Ag- t-A -Anoif .
33. A' fAlb 50 teÓfV -ACÚ -oo'n ^-áifc uiti5 ?
34. t)í, mut\ óui|\ fi-A'O fó- tiug \AX>, 35- 5^^ r^^t^ -Anoif T -At)Ait\ teif riA mbu-Aé-Aittít) -óut ifce-Aó 1 -A féifve (fui- pe-á|\) A f -ágAit.
36. t)é...it) fiA-o .At-áf-Aó fin A ótuinfinc.
37. U-á mé •oeittineAó 50 mbéit) fiAt) coí\t-A 1 mt)x\t\-A6.
38. tlinn f i-A'O ot)-Ai|\ rhxMt ó 27. Will one of you hold this horse until he gets used to the work ?
28. Make him walk on the top of the drill, for, if he walked in the furrow, he- would throw the seed out of its place.
29. Let him walk hy him- self now until we see how he will do.
30. He is going on finely ; you can go back to your own work now.
31. We shall have this field planted to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29. UAbAlfV Ce-A-O -OÓ f1Ut)-At teif féin -Anoif 50 bpeic- fit) f inn c-Amé m-A|\ t)é-An- f-Ait) fé.
30. UÁ f é AS •OUt -Ajl -Ag-Alt) 50 t)í\é^g; féA'OAnn cú t)Ut Aí\ -Alf "00 "OO ÓUIt) oibf e x\noif.
31. t)éit) -An f)^if c f eo cuf- t-A x^gAinn x\noóc.
32. ZA ATi pót\ uitig te-Ag- t-A -Anoif .
33. A' fAlb 50 teÓfV -ACÚ -oo'n ^-áifc uiti5 ?
34. t)í, mut\ óui|\ fi-A'O fó- tiug \AX>, 35- 5^^ r^^t^ -Anoif T -At)Ait\ teif riA mbu-Aé-Aittít) -óut ifce-Aó 1 -A féifve (fui- pe-á|\) A f -ágAit.
36. t)é...it) fiA-o .At-áf-Aó fin A ótuinfinc.
37. U-á mé •oeittineAó 50 mbéit) fiAt) coí\t-A 1 mt)x\t\-A6.
38. tlinn f i-A'O ot)-Ai|\ rhxMt ó 27. Will one of you hold this horse until he gets used to the work ?
28. Make him walk on the top of the drill, for, if he walked in the furrow, he- would throw the seed out of its place.
29. Let him walk hy him- self now until we see how he will do.
30. He is going on finely ; you can go back to your own work now.
31. We shall have this field planted to-night.
What to read after Mion-ċaint Na Miḋe Agus Ulaḋ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pádraig Ó Dubhthaigh to read onlineMoreLess
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