Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page vi
... effect of which upon the Whiteboys we all looked forward very sanguinely . With the details of my journey to Dublin I shall not trouble the reader , nor with any account of the curiosities which I witnessed during my short stay in that ...
... effect of which upon the Whiteboys we all looked forward very sanguinely . With the details of my journey to Dublin I shall not trouble the reader , nor with any account of the curiosities which I witnessed during my short stay in that ...
Page x
... effect of these ruins by moonlight ; but the alarming indications of the gun - holes in the hall - door had ... effects of the " mountain dew , " pre- vented me from seeing the objects before me very distinctly . I reached , however , in ...
... effect of these ruins by moonlight ; but the alarming indications of the gun - holes in the hall - door had ... effects of the " mountain dew , " pre- vented me from seeing the objects before me very distinctly . I reached , however , in ...
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... effects of greater value , in the churches , where they lay secure , amidst all their domestic quarrels , as in a kind of sanctuary , which it was deemed the utmost impiety ... effect of this aggression was such as might be CAPTAIN ROCK . 27.
... effects of greater value , in the churches , where they lay secure , amidst all their domestic quarrels , as in a kind of sanctuary , which it was deemed the utmost impiety ... effect of this aggression was such as might be CAPTAIN ROCK . 27.
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