The Isle of the Shamrock
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Some of this foraging is not very sen- sitive to rights in property, and I remember seeing an undaunted small boy pulling wisps of hay from the outer side of a loaded cart in the publicity of Kilmal- lock's principal street. The driver had gone into a shop, and now and then the boy paused and peeped furtively beneath the wagon, to assure himself that the coast was still clear. Finally, with his arms full, the ragamuffin scudded for home.
The cottagers usually keep hens and ducks, and in some in...stances geese and turkeys, and the fowls and their eggs are chiefly sold to " egg-hawkers/' who go about buying them to ship to England. The prices realized are not what they might be, for the Irish are only be- ginning to learn the relation between price and quality, and, as a rule, their fowls are of a small, poor breed.
" My good man," said Mr. Fennessey, at length, " as we have no liquor in the house, would you sit with us and have a cup of tea ? " o & Q o
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of this foraging is not very sen- sitive to rights in property, and I remember seeing an undaunted small boy pulling wisps of hay from the outer side of a loaded cart in the publicity of Kilmal- lock's principal street. The driver had gone into a shop, and now and then the boy paused and peeped furtively beneath the wagon, to assure himself that the coast was still clear. Finally, with his arms full, the ragamuffin scudded for home.
The cottagers usually keep hens and ducks, and in some in...stances geese and turkeys, and the fowls and their eggs are chiefly sold to " egg-hawkers/' who go about buying them to ship to England. The prices realized are not what they might be, for the Irish are only be- ginning to learn the relation between price and quality, and, as a rule, their fowls are of a small, poor breed.
" My good man," said Mr. Fennessey, at length, " as we have no liquor in the house, would you sit with us and have a cup of tea ? " o & Q o
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Clifton, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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