Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 1
Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 1
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Rows of ancient elm- trees lead to the venerable ruin. The guide a respectable elderly woman, whose shed (for, out- side, it looked nothing more) was nestled down by the road-side, close to the entrance gate was, as usual, very anxious to ascertain the mo- tive of our visit to Kilcrea: had we come to make drawings? a great many ladies and gen- tlemen came to " make drawins. " She would get us " a chair, and a table too, for the matter of that, if we wanted them. " We told her we only desired to... look about us; and entering a little gate, proceeded down the fine avenue. The wall of " mortal remains " we have noticed, we said, ought to be buried; she shook her coifed head very gravely, and answered, " It would be no use they wouldn't remain under ground! " ' Had she ever tried the experiment? ' " No not she indeed she knew better than that. " The poor woman's demeanour was kind and good-natured; keeping a little in the rear, ready with a reply, and sometimes an apt and striking observation when it was least expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rows of ancient elm- trees lead to the venerable ruin. The guide a respectable elderly woman, whose shed (for, out- side, it looked nothing more) was nestled down by the road-side, close to the entrance gate was, as usual, very anxious to ascertain the mo- tive of our visit to Kilcrea: had we come to make drawings? a great many ladies and gen- tlemen came to " make drawins. " She would get us " a chair, and a table too, for the matter of that, if we wanted them. " We told her we only desired to... look about us; and entering a little gate, proceeded down the fine avenue. The wall of " mortal remains " we have noticed, we said, ought to be buried; she shook her coifed head very gravely, and answered, " It would be no use they wouldn't remain under ground! " ' Had she ever tried the experiment? ' " No not she indeed she knew better than that. " The poor woman's demeanour was kind and good-natured; keeping a little in the rear, ready with a reply, and sometimes an apt and striking observation when it was least expected.
What to read after Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Samuel Carter Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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