Ireland
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The country shows many ruins — ruined houses, the houses of the Irish gentry ; ruined mills ; ruined churches and castles ; and behind grey 26 The Irish Country stone walls, unthought of, uncared for, old disused graveyards filled with prairie grass to the height of the crumbling walls.
When the Irish go away they are always lonely for the mountains. No other mountains are so soft- bosomed and so mild. They have wisps of cloud lying along the side of them and the blue peak show- ing above. I ha...ve seen a rainbow, one end of the arch planted in the sea, the other somewhere behind the mountains, " over the hills and far away. " Seeing that incomparable sight, I understood why the Irish peasant imagines fairy treasures hidden at the foot of the rainbow. I, too, have been in Arcadia.
CHAPTER IV THE IRISH PEOPLE I MUST warn you, before proceeding to write about the Irish people, that I have tried to explain them, according to my capacity, a thousand times to my English friends and neighbours, and have been pulled up short as many times by the reflection that all I have been saying was contradicted by some other aspect of my country-people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The country shows many ruins — ruined houses, the houses of the Irish gentry ; ruined mills ; ruined churches and castles ; and behind grey 26 The Irish Country stone walls, unthought of, uncared for, old disused graveyards filled with prairie grass to the height of the crumbling walls.
When the Irish go away they are always lonely for the mountains. No other mountains are so soft- bosomed and so mild. They have wisps of cloud lying along the side of them and the blue peak show- ing above. I ha...ve seen a rainbow, one end of the arch planted in the sea, the other somewhere behind the mountains, " over the hills and far away. " Seeing that incomparable sight, I understood why the Irish peasant imagines fairy treasures hidden at the foot of the rainbow. I, too, have been in Arcadia.
CHAPTER IV THE IRISH PEOPLE I MUST warn you, before proceeding to write about the Irish people, that I have tried to explain them, according to my capacity, a thousand times to my English friends and neighbours, and have been pulled up short as many times by the reflection that all I have been saying was contradicted by some other aspect of my country-people.
What to read after Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tynan Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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