Anima Celtica
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There is more charm in that indirect and delicate humour which one meets with here and there in the reading of Irish history and literature, and at the worst this will be less familiar than what has been already quoted.
VIII THERE is a childlike simplicity and outspokenness in the tale of Irish affairs, for the Irish have ever been of this way of mind, and innocent of the sub- tleties that other races have grown up to possess. There never was such a confiding people created since the world bega...n. The impossible has always pleased their fancy, and whatever to other men would seem too remote and difficult for belief is welcomed to their hearts with the conviction of truth. To their childlike credulity, as an English reviewer (21) has well observed, the Round Towers of Ireland are not ecclesiastical buildings, dating from about the 10th century, according to the consent of the learned, but pagan monuments of immense antiquity, connected with the worship of Baal, and quite peculiar to 35 Ireland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is more charm in that indirect and delicate humour which one meets with here and there in the reading of Irish history and literature, and at the worst this will be less familiar than what has been already quoted.
VIII THERE is a childlike simplicity and outspokenness in the tale of Irish affairs, for the Irish have ever been of this way of mind, and innocent of the sub- tleties that other races have grown up to possess. There never was such a confiding people created since the world bega...n. The impossible has always pleased their fancy, and whatever to other men would seem too remote and difficult for belief is welcomed to their hearts with the conviction of truth. To their childlike credulity, as an English reviewer (21) has well observed, the Round Towers of Ireland are not ecclesiastical buildings, dating from about the 10th century, according to the consent of the learned, but pagan monuments of immense antiquity, connected with the worship of Baal, and quite peculiar to 35 Ireland.
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