Strangers At Lisconnel
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' Belike she might be axin' after me herself, andthat 'ud put it in the other body's head. Yourself it may be, Moggy. Faix now, I wouldn't won'er a bit if it was, for there must be aterrible great age on you these times. Sure you looked to be an ould, ould woman the first day I ever beheld you, and that's better than adozen year ago. " "Troth then there's plinty of oulder ould people than me, let me tellyou, " protested Moggy, who was about ninety, "that you need be settlin'I'm goin' anywheres ...next. Musha cock you up. And your own hair turned aswhite as sheep's wool on a blackthorn bush. " She seemed so much put out by Con's statement and inference that youngThady Kilfoyle, always a good-natured lad, sought to soothe her.
"Sure there's no settlin' any such a thing, and for the matter of goin', the young people often enough get their turn as fast as anybody else. It's meself, " he said, "might be sooner than you bringin' news of yousall, and Con's ould caubeen, and everythin' else to Heaven the way hesez.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Belike she might be axin' after me herself, andthat 'ud put it in the other body's head. Yourself it may be, Moggy. Faix now, I wouldn't won'er a bit if it was, for there must be aterrible great age on you these times. Sure you looked to be an ould, ould woman the first day I ever beheld you, and that's better than adozen year ago. " "Troth then there's plinty of oulder ould people than me, let me tellyou, " protested Moggy, who was about ninety, "that you need be settlin'I'm goin' anywheres ...next. Musha cock you up. And your own hair turned aswhite as sheep's wool on a blackthorn bush. " She seemed so much put out by Con's statement and inference that youngThady Kilfoyle, always a good-natured lad, sought to soothe her.
"Sure there's no settlin' any such a thing, and for the matter of goin', the young people often enough get their turn as fast as anybody else. It's meself, " he said, "might be sooner than you bringin' news of yousall, and Con's ould caubeen, and everythin' else to Heaven the way hesez.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barlow Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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