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; They formed aS€ittlepient,;pr ddlony, in the neighbourhood of Dublin. ^ ; The report of the advantages which PitZrStei- phens, Fitzgerald, and Earl Strongbow had met with, reached England. A few more Adventur- ers followed, in order to partz^e of the fuccels ; and among them at length, was no lefs a perfoi; than King Henry the SecoQd himfdf, who chofe to come over, to give countenance to the Colpny formed by his Subjeds. This Prjnce prpved ftijl more welcome to die Irilh than the Adventurers ...' who had preceded him. As he had brought only five hundred njen with him, he caufed no alarm.
The Irifh Chieftains were flattered to fee fp imr portant a Man as the King of the great Ifl^d that ' lay on the opppfit^ fide pf th? channel, tq h^ve come among them to pay them a.vifit. They reforted 3$ On the Kingdom of Ireland^ lefohed to him from feveral parts of the Couflitry, and were proud to make alliance aad treaties of jMnity with him : Some even agreed to pay him Tax amiuai tribute for the honour of his future countenance and correfpondence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; They formed aS€ittlepient,;pr ddlony, in the neighbourhood of Dublin. ^ ; The report of the advantages which PitZrStei- phens, Fitzgerald, and Earl Strongbow had met with, reached England. A few more Adventur- ers followed, in order to partz^e of the fuccels ; and among them at length, was no lefs a perfoi; than King Henry the SecoQd himfdf, who chofe to come over, to give countenance to the Colpny formed by his Subjeds. This Prjnce prpved ftijl more welcome to die Irilh than the Adventurers ...' who had preceded him. As he had brought only five hundred njen with him, he caufed no alarm.
The Irifh Chieftains were flattered to fee fp imr portant a Man as the King of the great Ifl^d that ' lay on the opppfit^ fide pf th? channel, tq h^ve come among them to pay them a.vifit. They reforted 3$ On the Kingdom of Ireland^ lefohed to him from feveral parts of the Couflitry, and were proud to make alliance aad treaties of jMnity with him : Some even agreed to pay him Tax amiuai tribute for the honour of his future countenance and correfpondence.
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