One Irish Summer
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The driver gave us an hour to see this lovely and sacred place, and then we returned to the main road, resumed our journey, and soon entered the Pass of Keimaneigh, which divides these savage mountains in twain and permits people to pass from the former kingdom of the MacCarthy clan to that of the outlawed O'Sullivans. The mountains were split by some terrible cataclysm ages ago, but Nature has done what she could to heal the wound. The almost perpendicular walls were clothed with wild ivy, arb...utus, hawthorn, laburnum, rhododendron, and other trees and shrubs, which were glori- ous in color and light up the gloom of the gorge with wonder- ful beauty. We have many grander canyons in the Rocky Mountains, and several of the fiords on the Norwegian coast are grander and inclosed by loftier peaks and more precipitous walls, but none of them that I have seen are anywhere near as beautiful.
Nor do I remember a panorama where the fiercer and the r, ro o a THE LOVELIEST SPOT IN IRELAND 353 gentler moods of nature are expressed in such striking con- trast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The driver gave us an hour to see this lovely and sacred place, and then we returned to the main road, resumed our journey, and soon entered the Pass of Keimaneigh, which divides these savage mountains in twain and permits people to pass from the former kingdom of the MacCarthy clan to that of the outlawed O'Sullivans. The mountains were split by some terrible cataclysm ages ago, but Nature has done what she could to heal the wound. The almost perpendicular walls were clothed with wild ivy, arb...utus, hawthorn, laburnum, rhododendron, and other trees and shrubs, which were glori- ous in color and light up the gloom of the gorge with wonder- ful beauty. We have many grander canyons in the Rocky Mountains, and several of the fiords on the Norwegian coast are grander and inclosed by loftier peaks and more precipitous walls, but none of them that I have seen are anywhere near as beautiful.
Nor do I remember a panorama where the fiercer and the r, ro o a THE LOVELIEST SPOT IN IRELAND 353 gentler moods of nature are expressed in such striking con- trast.
What to read after One Irish Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis, William Eleroy, 1850-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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