Red Owen
Red Owen
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) If yourself will be travelling the stormy roads of the world by my side and my arm maybe laid across your white nape, it's little hunger or cold I'ld be feeling from that out.
MAEVE : (Excitedly) Whisht now, I'm saying. Sure I'd be the living scorn of the barony if there was knowledge at them I was whispering in the foggy dews with a bragging naked stravaguer without modesty or mannerliness at all the 32 like of yourself. My mother's after sending me over the Bridge yonder for a noggin of but...ter-milk and it's what I was thinking maybe you'ld not be refusing a wee sup of stir-about and a small little half-'n against the cold. (SHE goes up to HIM and puts the food and drink into his hands. HE drinks the poitin and hands the cup to HER. ) RED OWEN : (Moved : with real gratitude?) Ah, it's you would take the crown of virtue and open-handedness over the holy Brigid itself.
(HE begins to feed himself with the spoon, but his hand trembles so violently that much of the food is spilt on the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) If yourself will be travelling the stormy roads of the world by my side and my arm maybe laid across your white nape, it's little hunger or cold I'ld be feeling from that out.
MAEVE : (Excitedly) Whisht now, I'm saying. Sure I'd be the living scorn of the barony if there was knowledge at them I was whispering in the foggy dews with a bragging naked stravaguer without modesty or mannerliness at all the 32 like of yourself. My mother's after sending me over the Bridge yonder for a noggin of but...ter-milk and it's what I was thinking maybe you'ld not be refusing a wee sup of stir-about and a small little half-'n against the cold. (SHE goes up to HIM and puts the food and drink into his hands. HE drinks the poitin and hands the cup to HER. ) RED OWEN : (Moved : with real gratitude?) Ah, it's you would take the crown of virtue and open-handedness over the holy Brigid itself.
(HE begins to feed himself with the spoon, but his hand trembles so violently that much of the food is spilt on the ground.
What to read after Red Owen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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