Sketches in Erris And Tyrawly : Illustrative of the Scenery, Antiquities, Architectural Remains, And the Manners Nd Superstitions of the Irish Peasantry
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2/1 and it struck me and my companions greatly. I have since met with another in the county of Donegal, exactly similar, but of much larger dimensions, and altogether a much more important work. But enough of this, until I return to the county of Donegal, from whence I first started as a sketcher, and to which when I return I may as well have done.
I am at a loss to account for the character of this monument — was it a temple or place of sepulture ?
About three hundred yards off to the south th...ere is a monument, evidently the work of the same people; it is a small circle of stones not unlike one of those nume- rous ones at Carrowmore, in the county of Sligo. But I may say I am in the line of country where these remains are in abundance ; all along the north-western coast they are found, and not far from the sea. I, a casual and hasty tourist, have met with many that have never been before noticed, as for instance, this one which is not even laid down in the ordnance sur- than any other person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2/1 and it struck me and my companions greatly. I have since met with another in the county of Donegal, exactly similar, but of much larger dimensions, and altogether a much more important work. But enough of this, until I return to the county of Donegal, from whence I first started as a sketcher, and to which when I return I may as well have done.
I am at a loss to account for the character of this monument — was it a temple or place of sepulture ?
About three hundred yards off to the south th...ere is a monument, evidently the work of the same people; it is a small circle of stones not unlike one of those nume- rous ones at Carrowmore, in the county of Sligo. But I may say I am in the line of country where these remains are in abundance ; all along the north-western coast they are found, and not far from the sea. I, a casual and hasty tourist, have met with many that have never been before noticed, as for instance, this one which is not even laid down in the ordnance sur- than any other person.
What to read after Sketches in Erris And Tyrawly : Illustrative of the Scenery, Antiquities, Architectural Remains, And the Manners Nd Superstitions of the Irish Peasantry?
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