Irish Pictures
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Hard by is the neat little town, in which are several mills engaged in the manufacture of tweed.
The castle dates from the fifteenth century, and was founded by Cormac MacCarthy, who also founded the abbey and castle of Kilcrea, in the former of which he was buried. The castle and estates were forfeited in 1689, the last of the original owners being allowed a pension of ,£300.
Seen across the river by the approach from the town, the lofty grey mass of the huge quadrangular keep towering above t...he foliage of the trees, the castle presents a very imposing appearance.
The real Blarney Stone was one containing the inscription Cormac Mac Carthy fort is mc fieri fecit A.D. The situation of the stone has shown a tendency to vary according to the predilections of the guides. But that now exhibited is the lowermost of those clasped between the iron bars, as shown in the enoravingf. Whatever the origin of the tradition, and of the custom of kissing the Blarney Stone, the reputation it has acquired of recent years has been due largely to Father Prout's verses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hard by is the neat little town, in which are several mills engaged in the manufacture of tweed.
The castle dates from the fifteenth century, and was founded by Cormac MacCarthy, who also founded the abbey and castle of Kilcrea, in the former of which he was buried. The castle and estates were forfeited in 1689, the last of the original owners being allowed a pension of ,£300.
Seen across the river by the approach from the town, the lofty grey mass of the huge quadrangular keep towering above t...he foliage of the trees, the castle presents a very imposing appearance.
The real Blarney Stone was one containing the inscription Cormac Mac Carthy fort is mc fieri fecit A.D. The situation of the stone has shown a tendency to vary according to the predilections of the guides. But that now exhibited is the lowermost of those clasped between the iron bars, as shown in the enoravingf. Whatever the origin of the tradition, and of the custom of kissing the Blarney Stone, the reputation it has acquired of recent years has been due largely to Father Prout's verses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lovett to read onlineMoreLess
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