Traits And Stories of the Irish Peasantry V. 1
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They were always in the great- est poverty and distress, bekase Larry would be kill- ing time about the Squire's, or doing some handy job for a neighbour who could get no other man to do it. They now fell behind entirely in the rint, and Larry got many hints from the Squire, that if he didn't pay more attention to his business, he must look after his arrears, or as much of it as he could make up from the cattle and the crop. Larry pro- mised well, as far as words went, and, no doubt, hoped to b...e able to perform ; but he hadn't steadiness to go through with a thing. Truth's best ; — you see both himself and his wife neglected their business in the beginning, so that every thing went at sixes and sevens. They then found themselves uncomfort- able at their own hearth, and had no heart to labour, so that what would make a careful person work their fingers to the stumps to get out of poverty, only pre- vented them from working at all, or druv them to work for those that had more comfort, and could give them a better male's mate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were always in the great- est poverty and distress, bekase Larry would be kill- ing time about the Squire's, or doing some handy job for a neighbour who could get no other man to do it. They now fell behind entirely in the rint, and Larry got many hints from the Squire, that if he didn't pay more attention to his business, he must look after his arrears, or as much of it as he could make up from the cattle and the crop. Larry pro- mised well, as far as words went, and, no doubt, hoped to b...e able to perform ; but he hadn't steadiness to go through with a thing. Truth's best ; — you see both himself and his wife neglected their business in the beginning, so that every thing went at sixes and sevens. They then found themselves uncomfort- able at their own hearth, and had no heart to labour, so that what would make a careful person work their fingers to the stumps to get out of poverty, only pre- vented them from working at all, or druv them to work for those that had more comfort, and could give them a better male's mate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton William to read onlineMoreLess
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