Florence Macarthy: An Irish Tale, Volumen1Henry Colburn, 1818 |
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... so much do I prefer the visions of his fancy to the historical relations of any period connected with the history of men , that I would go a thousand miles to visit the ruins of his Irish Kilcole- man , FLORENCE MACARTHY . 15.
... so much do I prefer the visions of his fancy to the historical relations of any period connected with the history of men , that I would go a thousand miles to visit the ruins of his Irish Kilcole- man , FLORENCE MACARTHY . 15.
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An Irish Tale Lady Morgan (Sydney). to visit the ruins of his Irish Kilcole- man , * where once " He sat , as was his trade , " Under the foot of Mole , that mountain hoar , ' Where Allured by his pipe's ... ruins of his Irish Kilcole- ...
An Irish Tale Lady Morgan (Sydney). to visit the ruins of his Irish Kilcole- man , * where once " He sat , as was his trade , " Under the foot of Mole , that mountain hoar , ' Where Allured by his pipe's ... ruins of his Irish Kilcole- ...
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... piles of putrid matter . The houses , between which they passed , were in ruins ; the sashless windows were stuffed with straw ; the unhinged doors exposed the dark and dirty stairs , which led 38 FLORENCE MACARTHY .
... piles of putrid matter . The houses , between which they passed , were in ruins ; the sashless windows were stuffed with straw ; the unhinged doors exposed the dark and dirty stairs , which led 38 FLORENCE MACARTHY .
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... , and he may surmise and wonder , may dream his theories , and calculate his probabili- ties ; and , bending over these ruins , see VOL . I. D the future in the past , and apostrophize the inevitable FLORENCE MACARTHY . 49.
... , and he may surmise and wonder , may dream his theories , and calculate his probabili- ties ; and , bending over these ruins , see VOL . I. D the future in the past , and apostrophize the inevitable FLORENCE MACARTHY . 49.
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... ruin of Ireland from the event of the Union ( an event execrated by all the lower . orders of the country ) . " Why , then , long life to your honors , its true for you , and was said long ago , that after the Union the grass would grow ...
... ruin of Ireland from the event of the Union ( an event execrated by all the lower . orders of the country ) . " Why , then , long life to your honors , its true for you , and was said long ago , that after the Union the grass would grow ...
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