What's the Matter With Ireland?
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In the upper back room, earnest young secretariesworked in swift silence. One of them, a curly-haired girl with her moutho-ed about a cigarette, puffed unceasingly. At last Harry Boland, secretaryof Sinn Fein, entered.
"The council decides tonight, " he admitted. His eyes were bright andfaraway like one whose mind is on a coming crisis. When I told him I woulddrop in again to hear the decision, he protested that they would be at ittill late. On my counter protest that time made no difference to... me, hepromised that if I would not come he would send me word at eleven thatnight. "But I think, " he added, "we won't know till morning. " At ten that night, Boots knocked at my door. I concluded that there hadbeen a stampeded decision. But on going out I discovered the AssociatedPress correspondent there. He told me that he heard that I was to receivethe news and that he did not believe that there was any necessity ofbothering the Sinn Feiners twice for the same decision.
"I think the reception is quite likely, " he volunteered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the upper back room, earnest young secretariesworked in swift silence. One of them, a curly-haired girl with her moutho-ed about a cigarette, puffed unceasingly. At last Harry Boland, secretaryof Sinn Fein, entered.
"The council decides tonight, " he admitted. His eyes were bright andfaraway like one whose mind is on a coming crisis. When I told him I woulddrop in again to hear the decision, he protested that they would be at ittill late. On my counter protest that time made no difference to... me, hepromised that if I would not come he would send me word at eleven thatnight. "But I think, " he added, "we won't know till morning. " At ten that night, Boots knocked at my door. I concluded that there hadbeen a stampeded decision. But on going out I discovered the AssociatedPress correspondent there. He told me that he heard that I was to receivethe news and that he did not believe that there was any necessity ofbothering the Sinn Feiners twice for the same decision.
"I think the reception is quite likely, " he volunteered.
What to read after What's the Matter With Ireland??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell Ruth to read onlineMoreLess
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