Ireland in 1834. a Journey Throughout Ireland, During the Spring, Summer, And Autumn of 1834 V.1
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There is not capital enough, or at all events 3 not enterprise in Youghall, to set on foot, or carry on with spirit, an improvement of this kind : but it would certainly, in the end, repay the great proprietor of Youghall, any outlay of capital that might be necessary. The Duke of Devonshire does nothing for the improvement of Youghall : it is not, like Lismore, his pet town ; and the imme- diate return for capital, laid out in improvement, is not perhaps so obvious as to tempt the experiment.
...But it ought not to be expected that each outlay should produce its own return ; it is in the general improvement of the town, and the consequent improvement of property, that the return ought to be looked for.
Several objects, in and about Youghall, are deserving of the traveller's notice. The church, and its neighbouring ruins, are among the chief objects of curiosity. The church is large, and massive; and one window, which remains of the contiguous ruin, is extremely beautiful, and quite entire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is not capital enough, or at all events 3 not enterprise in Youghall, to set on foot, or carry on with spirit, an improvement of this kind : but it would certainly, in the end, repay the great proprietor of Youghall, any outlay of capital that might be necessary. The Duke of Devonshire does nothing for the improvement of Youghall : it is not, like Lismore, his pet town ; and the imme- diate return for capital, laid out in improvement, is not perhaps so obvious as to tempt the experiment.
...But it ought not to be expected that each outlay should produce its own return ; it is in the general improvement of the town, and the consequent improvement of property, that the return ought to be looked for.
Several objects, in and about Youghall, are deserving of the traveller's notice. The church, and its neighbouring ruins, are among the chief objects of curiosity. The church is large, and massive; and one window, which remains of the contiguous ruin, is extremely beautiful, and quite entire.
What to read after Ireland in 1834. a Journey Throughout Ireland, During the Spring, Summer, And Autumn of 1834 V.1?
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