The Guns of Easter (2013)
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It was a storm of emotions. He knew now that it really was political business that had kept Mick from going to Fairyhouse.
These men who’d just led the attack on the Post Office were then the real cause of Jimmy’s shame. He should hate them. But what he actually felt was curiosity and a kind of wonder.Groups of people were gathering and they chatted excitedly.‘I saw another gang of them going down Grafton Street towards Stephen’s Green,’ Jimmy heard someone say.‘Volunteers or that union crow...d?’ someone else asked.‘How do I know?’ said the first man. ‘They all look the same to me.’Someone else said there’d been an explosion of some kind in the Phoenix Park, while others told of meeting groups of armed Sinn Féiners at various points around the city. Could the war be coming to Dublin?Someone touched Jimmy’s arm, and he looked around to see the excited face of Tommy Doyle. This was the meeting he’d been most dreading, but Tommy didn’t even mention the races.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a storm of emotions. He knew now that it really was political business that had kept Mick from going to Fairyhouse.
These men who’d just led the attack on the Post Office were then the real cause of Jimmy’s shame. He should hate them. But what he actually felt was curiosity and a kind of wonder.Groups of people were gathering and they chatted excitedly.‘I saw another gang of them going down Grafton Street towards Stephen’s Green,’ Jimmy heard someone say.‘Volunteers or that union crow...d?’ someone else asked.‘How do I know?’ said the first man. ‘They all look the same to me.’Someone else said there’d been an explosion of some kind in the Phoenix Park, while others told of meeting groups of armed Sinn Féiners at various points around the city. Could the war be coming to Dublin?Someone touched Jimmy’s arm, and he looked around to see the excited face of Tommy Doyle. This was the meeting he’d been most dreading, but Tommy didn’t even mention the races.
What to read after The Guns of Easter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerard Whelan to read onlineMoreLess
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