Three Plays
Three Plays
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He wears no overcoat, but has a white knitted muffler round his neck. He has on a black, broad-brimmed hat, and carries a walking-stick. _ [Footnote 6: _A mhic bhig, _ my little son. ] MUSKERRYWell, my good man?
GORMANI'm here to ask a favour from you, Master.
MUSKERRYYou should proffer your request when I'm in the ward. However, I'm ready to give you my attention.
GORMANI'm a blinded man, Master, and when you're in the ward Ican't get you by yourself conveniently. I can't come up to you liketh...e other oul' men and speak to you private like.
MUSKERRYWell, now, what can I do for you?
GORMAN_(eagerly)_ They tell me that to-morrow's the market-day, andI thought that you might give me a pass, and let me go out about thetown.
MUSKERRYWe'll consider it, Gorman.
GORMANMaster, let me out in the town on the market-day.
MUSKERRYWe couldn't let you out to play your pipes through the town.
GORMANI'm not thinking of the music at all, Master, but to be outin the day and to feel the throng moving about, and to be talking tothe men that do be on the roads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wears no overcoat, but has a white knitted muffler round his neck. He has on a black, broad-brimmed hat, and carries a walking-stick. _ [Footnote 6: _A mhic bhig, _ my little son. ] MUSKERRYWell, my good man?
GORMANI'm here to ask a favour from you, Master.
MUSKERRYYou should proffer your request when I'm in the ward. However, I'm ready to give you my attention.
GORMANI'm a blinded man, Master, and when you're in the ward Ican't get you by yourself conveniently. I can't come up to you liketh...e other oul' men and speak to you private like.
MUSKERRYWell, now, what can I do for you?
GORMAN_(eagerly)_ They tell me that to-morrow's the market-day, andI thought that you might give me a pass, and let me go out about thetown.
MUSKERRYWe'll consider it, Gorman.
GORMANMaster, let me out in the town on the market-day.
MUSKERRYWe couldn't let you out to play your pipes through the town.
GORMANI'm not thinking of the music at all, Master, but to be outin the day and to feel the throng moving about, and to be talking tothe men that do be on the roads.
What to read after Three Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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