In Wicklow And West Kerry
In Wicklow And West Kerry
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'Look at that, ' he whispered in Irish to one of thegirls, pointing to the statues; 'in those countries they do havenaked people standing about in their skins. ' I explained that the figures were of marble only, and then thelittle hostess and all the girls examined them also. 'Oh! dear me, 'said the little hostess, 'Is deas an rud do bheith ag siubhal ins andomhain mor' ('It's a fine thing to be travelling in the big world').
In the afternoon I went up and walked along the narrow central ridgeo...f the island, till I came to the highest point, which is nearlythree miles west of the village. The weather was gloomy and wild, and there was something nearly appalling in the loneliness of theplace. I could look down on either side into a foggy edge of greymoving sea, and then further off I could see many distant mountains, or look out across the shadowy outline of Inishtooskert to theTearaught rock. While I was sitting on the little mound which marksthe summit of the island--a mound stripped and riddled by rabbits--a heavy bank of fog began to work up from the south, behindValentia, on the other jaw of Dingle Bay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Look at that, ' he whispered in Irish to one of thegirls, pointing to the statues; 'in those countries they do havenaked people standing about in their skins. ' I explained that the figures were of marble only, and then thelittle hostess and all the girls examined them also. 'Oh! dear me, 'said the little hostess, 'Is deas an rud do bheith ag siubhal ins andomhain mor' ('It's a fine thing to be travelling in the big world').
In the afternoon I went up and walked along the narrow central ridgeo...f the island, till I came to the highest point, which is nearlythree miles west of the village. The weather was gloomy and wild, and there was something nearly appalling in the loneliness of theplace. I could look down on either side into a foggy edge of greymoving sea, and then further off I could see many distant mountains, or look out across the shadowy outline of Inishtooskert to theTearaught rock. While I was sitting on the little mound which marksthe summit of the island--a mound stripped and riddled by rabbits--a heavy bank of fog began to work up from the south, behindValentia, on the other jaw of Dingle Bay.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jm Synge to read onlineMoreLess
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