The Works of Charles Lever
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— was in the ' Cork,' they put him one night on guard at that same big house you just passed — av it was the same; but, if it wasn't that, it was another; and it was a beautiful fine night in August, and the moon up, and plenty of people walking about, and all kinds of fun and devilment going on- drinking and dancing, and everything.
"Well, my father was stuck up there, with his musket, to walk up and down, and not say, ' God save you kindly,' or the time of day, or anything, but just march as ...if he was in the barrack-yard; and by reason of his being the man he was, he didn't like it half, but kept cursing and swearing to himself like mad when he saw pleasant fellows and pretty girls going by, laughing and joking.
" ' Good evening, Mickey,' says one; ' fine sport ye have all to yourself, with your long feather in your cap.' "'Arrah, look how proud he is,' says another, 'with his head up as if he didn't see a body." "'Shoulder hool' cried a drunken chap, with a shovel in his hand. They all began laughing away at my father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— was in the ' Cork,' they put him one night on guard at that same big house you just passed — av it was the same; but, if it wasn't that, it was another; and it was a beautiful fine night in August, and the moon up, and plenty of people walking about, and all kinds of fun and devilment going on- drinking and dancing, and everything.
"Well, my father was stuck up there, with his musket, to walk up and down, and not say, ' God save you kindly,' or the time of day, or anything, but just march as ...if he was in the barrack-yard; and by reason of his being the man he was, he didn't like it half, but kept cursing and swearing to himself like mad when he saw pleasant fellows and pretty girls going by, laughing and joking.
" ' Good evening, Mickey,' says one; ' fine sport ye have all to yourself, with your long feather in your cap.' "'Arrah, look how proud he is,' says another, 'with his head up as if he didn't see a body." "'Shoulder hool' cried a drunken chap, with a shovel in his hand. They all began laughing away at my father.
What to read after The Works of Charles Lever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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