The Gael
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" asked Father Tom from the chair.
" I must have due time for consideration, Father, " he replied. The titter which followed this remark evidently annoyed the chairman.
" Come in if you wish to join or go out and shut the door if you do not, " he said severely.
" I beg your pardon, Father, I thought you were anxious to convert people to your way of thinking. This is coercion. " " In or out, Jack. " " Well, I fear it must be out, ladies and gentlemen, " 126 THE GAEL said Hanvy, bowing and shutti...ng the door with great precision. It was hard to get the better of Hanvy, as Con knew well ; whenever Con attacked him for idling, unpunctuality, or leaving tools about, Jack was always ready with a perfect impromptu excuse, so barefaced and plausible as to dumbfound him. There was nothing for Hanvy, Con had discovered, but " Billingsgate, " copious and unadulterated. Other- wise that astute gentleman would always go away about his work unrepentant and with an incompre- hensible smile on his face, half friendly, half derisive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" asked Father Tom from the chair.
" I must have due time for consideration, Father, " he replied. The titter which followed this remark evidently annoyed the chairman.
" Come in if you wish to join or go out and shut the door if you do not, " he said severely.
" I beg your pardon, Father, I thought you were anxious to convert people to your way of thinking. This is coercion. " " In or out, Jack. " " Well, I fear it must be out, ladies and gentlemen, " 126 THE GAEL said Hanvy, bowing and shutti...ng the door with great precision. It was hard to get the better of Hanvy, as Con knew well ; whenever Con attacked him for idling, unpunctuality, or leaving tools about, Jack was always ready with a perfect impromptu excuse, so barefaced and plausible as to dumbfound him. There was nothing for Hanvy, Con had discovered, but " Billingsgate, " copious and unadulterated. Other- wise that astute gentleman would always go away about his work unrepentant and with an incompre- hensible smile on his face, half friendly, half derisive.
What to read after The Gael?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Maclysaght to read onlineMoreLess
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