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Page 110
... changed very little since that day when Walter Lynch looked out on it for the last time . It is built of blue limestone , a bleak and enduring stone that tends to give a sombre appearance to the whole town . Since the victories of ...
... changed very little since that day when Walter Lynch looked out on it for the last time . It is built of blue limestone , a bleak and enduring stone that tends to give a sombre appearance to the whole town . Since the victories of ...
Page 141
... changed was the light here , where there was no wind , that the sea was grey and soft as chiffon . Anyone gazing out on this green and mournful coast , upon these lonely waters , will have little difficulty in picturing the tragic lives ...
... changed was the light here , where there was no wind , that the sea was grey and soft as chiffon . Anyone gazing out on this green and mournful coast , upon these lonely waters , will have little difficulty in picturing the tragic lives ...
Page 173
... changed little in centuries . Donegal town , for all its important name , has no great past . Its harbour , though it looks fine enough , is beset with shoals and no one has ever had money enough to dredge it . Out in the landlocked ...
... changed little in centuries . Donegal town , for all its important name , has no great past . Its harbour , though it looks fine enough , is beset with shoals and no one has ever had money enough to dredge it . Out in the landlocked ...
Contents
Chap page | 11 |
ON TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY | 26 |
THE RING LOST IN MIST | 42 |
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