The Lost Tribes
The Lost Tribes
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The starving people were set to work on them, and, in order that as much labour as possible might be used with the smallest possible benefit to the com- munity, the Government insisted on its roads being very well laid down. One of them was made in Drumina- wona.
It started at right-angles to the demesne wall of Druminawona House. A wayfarer who wanted to reach it from that end had first to get into the demesne and then climb the wall, which was nearly twelve feet high. It led to a spot about a... hundred yards from the main road. In order to reach that end of it you leave the highway and cross a small bog. Between these two points the Govern- ment road ran among the hills and over streams for nearly two miles. It was inconceivable to the engineers 154 THE LOST TRIBES who planned it that this road could ever be of use to any- one. They went home, after seeing it made, with the comfortable conviction that they had saved a number of Irishmen from starving without being false to the prin- ciples of political economy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The starving people were set to work on them, and, in order that as much labour as possible might be used with the smallest possible benefit to the com- munity, the Government insisted on its roads being very well laid down. One of them was made in Drumina- wona.
It started at right-angles to the demesne wall of Druminawona House. A wayfarer who wanted to reach it from that end had first to get into the demesne and then climb the wall, which was nearly twelve feet high. It led to a spot about a... hundred yards from the main road. In order to reach that end of it you leave the highway and cross a small bog. Between these two points the Govern- ment road ran among the hills and over streams for nearly two miles. It was inconceivable to the engineers 154 THE LOST TRIBES who planned it that this road could ever be of use to any- one. They went home, after seeing it made, with the comfortable conviction that they had saved a number of Irishmen from starving without being false to the prin- ciples of political economy.
What to read after The Lost Tribes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Birmingham George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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