The Irish Sketch book
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Troops of people issuing from the chapel met us at Moycullen ; and ten miles further on, at Oughterard, their devotions did not yet seem to be concluded.
A more beautiful village can scarcely be seen than this. It stands upon Lough Corrib, the banks of which are here, for once at least, picturesque and romantic : and a pretty river, the Feogh, comes rushing over rocks and by woods until it passes the town and meets the lake. Some pretty buildings in the village stand on each bank of this stream... : a Roman Catholic chapel with a curate's neat lodge ; a little church on one side of it, a fine court-house of gray stone on the other. And here It is that we get into the famous district of Connemara, so cele- brated in Irish stories, so mysterious to the London tourist.
''* It presents Itself," says the Guide-book, '' under every possible CombinAtion of heathy moor, bog, lake, and mountain. Ex- ^^ 6 . T//F IRISH SKE TCII BOOK.
tensive mossy plains and wild pastoral valleys lie embosomed among the mountains, and support numerous herds of cattle and horses, for which the district has been long celebrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Troops of people issuing from the chapel met us at Moycullen ; and ten miles further on, at Oughterard, their devotions did not yet seem to be concluded.
A more beautiful village can scarcely be seen than this. It stands upon Lough Corrib, the banks of which are here, for once at least, picturesque and romantic : and a pretty river, the Feogh, comes rushing over rocks and by woods until it passes the town and meets the lake. Some pretty buildings in the village stand on each bank of this stream... : a Roman Catholic chapel with a curate's neat lodge ; a little church on one side of it, a fine court-house of gray stone on the other. And here It is that we get into the famous district of Connemara, so cele- brated in Irish stories, so mysterious to the London tourist.
''* It presents Itself," says the Guide-book, '' under every possible CombinAtion of heathy moor, bog, lake, and mountain. Ex- ^^ 6 . T//F IRISH SKE TCII BOOK.
tensive mossy plains and wild pastoral valleys lie embosomed among the mountains, and support numerous herds of cattle and horses, for which the district has been long celebrated.
What to read after The Irish Sketch book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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