Priest
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. . . that’s Irish and roughly translated means, “Woe Is Me”. The song of my life.’ KB The altar boy had hidden the priest’s ten shillings under his mattress. His mother found it, accused him of stealing. He told her, tried to tell her about what the priest had done. She’d gotten the switch, a long cane cut at the end, and beaten him mercilessly, screaming, ‘You ever repeat that, I’ll take the head off you, do you hear me?’ Terence Brown, solicitor.
He looked like a ferret with anorexia....
He seemed aware of this and to be daring you to mention it.
I didn’t.
His office was situated on Long Walk and you could see the Atlantic from his window. The shriek of seagulls was clearly audible – always makes me want to cry or travel or both. He sat across a large desk from me and I looked round the room, my eyes resting on a wondrous sculpture of a bronze army. It was awesome in its starkness and majesty. He said, ‘John Behan.’ I nodded in appreciation. I’ve never craved material goods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . that’s Irish and roughly translated means, “Woe Is Me”. The song of my life.’ KB The altar boy had hidden the priest’s ten shillings under his mattress. His mother found it, accused him of stealing. He told her, tried to tell her about what the priest had done. She’d gotten the switch, a long cane cut at the end, and beaten him mercilessly, screaming, ‘You ever repeat that, I’ll take the head off you, do you hear me?’ Terence Brown, solicitor.
He looked like a ferret with anorexia....
He seemed aware of this and to be daring you to mention it.
I didn’t.
His office was situated on Long Walk and you could see the Atlantic from his window. The shriek of seagulls was clearly audible – always makes me want to cry or travel or both. He sat across a large desk from me and I looked round the room, my eyes resting on a wondrous sculpture of a bronze army. It was awesome in its starkness and majesty. He said, ‘John Behan.’ I nodded in appreciation. I’ve never craved material goods.
What to read after Priest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ken Bruen to read onlineMoreLess
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