The Hedge School; The Midnight Mass; The Donagh - Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry, The Works of - William Carleton, Volume Three by William Carleton
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"Well, Larry, you can't spell Ephabridotas?--thin, here's a short weeshy
one, and whoever spells it will get the pins;--spell a red rogue wid three letters. You, Micky! Dan? Jack? Natty? Alick? Andy? Pettier? Jim? Tim? Pat? Body? you? you? you? Now, boys, I'll hould you that my little Andy here, that's only beginning the _Rational Spelling Book_, bates you all; come here, Andy, alanna: now, boys, If he bates you, you 'must all bring him a little _miscaun_ of butter between two kale leaves, in the mornin', for himself; here, Andy avourneen, spell red rogue with three letthers." _Andy_.--"M, a, t--Mat." "No, no, avick, that's myself, Andy; it's red rogue, Andy--hem!--F--." "F, o, x--fox." "That's a man, Andy. Now boys, mind what you owe Andy in the mornin, God, won't yez?" "Yes, sir." "Yes, sir." "Yes, sir." "I will, sir." "And I will, sir." "And so will I sir," etc., etc, etc |
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