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... course of leaving her alone . The Irish who leave Ireland prosper ; they prosper because they change . In rivalry against brisker peoples , they become tough , go - ahead and dominant . But if the Irishman changes in alien countries ...
... course of leaving her alone . The Irish who leave Ireland prosper ; they prosper because they change . In rivalry against brisker peoples , they become tough , go - ahead and dominant . But if the Irishman changes in alien countries ...
Page 100
... course . Its visitors apparently are chiefly golfers . The course lies beside the strand - I climbed over the sandhills to look at it as it lay , deserted like sand and sea , in the uncertain light ; the powdery green of the Clare hills ...
... course . Its visitors apparently are chiefly golfers . The course lies beside the strand - I climbed over the sandhills to look at it as it lay , deserted like sand and sea , in the uncertain light ; the powdery green of the Clare hills ...
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... course , would have counted that sort of thing as murder ; it was execution . Beyond Menlo a canal leads past the black marble quarries to the lake . The Corrib , like the Isle of Man , is said to be named after a Carthaginian of pre ...
... course , would have counted that sort of thing as murder ; it was execution . Beyond Menlo a canal leads past the black marble quarries to the lake . The Corrib , like the Isle of Man , is said to be named after a Carthaginian of pre ...
Contents
Chap page | 11 |
ON TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY | 26 |
THE RING LOST IN MIST | 42 |
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