The Popular Songs of Ireland
The Popular Songs of Ireland
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MacDonnell, about the year 1757.
THE PRAISES OF LIMERICK. 241 He was an eminent physician, but lost almost his whole business by this song.
" Yours, &c.
" P L L Y. " This statement is confirmed by a passage from the " Me moirs of Sir James Campbell, " of Ardkinglas, published in 1832. " One of the members of the Medical Board (in Dublin), " says Sir James, or the writer of his memoirs, " was a very amiable young man, who practised his pro fession in Limerick. He had lived very much with the reg...iment when quartered there ; but had fallen into disgrace with the fair sex, in consequence of a jeu cC esprit which he had been so indiscreet as to circulate. Here are four lines by way of specimen : O what a sweet and pretty town Limerick is, Where neither sly one, nor simkin, nor slattern is ; It would do your heart good, on the quay as they walk at eve, To see them so funny, so skittish, so talkative.
" The beauties of Limerick took the joke in such dudgeon, that the poor doctor was fain to make his escape in the night time, and never return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MacDonnell, about the year 1757.
THE PRAISES OF LIMERICK. 241 He was an eminent physician, but lost almost his whole business by this song.
" Yours, &c.
" P L L Y. " This statement is confirmed by a passage from the " Me moirs of Sir James Campbell, " of Ardkinglas, published in 1832. " One of the members of the Medical Board (in Dublin), " says Sir James, or the writer of his memoirs, " was a very amiable young man, who practised his pro fession in Limerick. He had lived very much with the reg...iment when quartered there ; but had fallen into disgrace with the fair sex, in consequence of a jeu cC esprit which he had been so indiscreet as to circulate. Here are four lines by way of specimen : O what a sweet and pretty town Limerick is, Where neither sly one, nor simkin, nor slattern is ; It would do your heart good, on the quay as they walk at eve, To see them so funny, so skittish, so talkative.
" The beauties of Limerick took the joke in such dudgeon, that the poor doctor was fain to make his escape in the night time, and never return.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Croker Thomas Crofton to read onlineMoreLess
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