The Glamour of Dublin
The Glamour of Dublin
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So for two hours spell -bound or appalled they listen to the epic end, of which surely this final period must yet be set in gold upon a stone somewhere in a Dublin set free : " Against this proposal for Union, were I dying on the floor, I should utter my last breath. " 29 ASTON'S PLACE. THE POET'S REVUE.
AsTON's PLACE, they call it, and many barges tie up there with freightage of books, the colours of them deep and crowded as the souls of the authors who made them. For nothing so mellows a book... as a little exposure to wind and rain, and faded, bindings are sesame to romance in the eyes of the customers there. And Aston's Place is the second-hand book street of Ireland, whence for sixpence or less you may purchase all that Homer and the " poets of Dingle Bay" invented in their hours of inspiration. If, too, you be in the con- fidence of the barrow-man, he will tell you the names of his patrons as the}' take the Saturday afternoon salute : Professor Dott, the eccentric from the University; Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So for two hours spell -bound or appalled they listen to the epic end, of which surely this final period must yet be set in gold upon a stone somewhere in a Dublin set free : " Against this proposal for Union, were I dying on the floor, I should utter my last breath. " 29 ASTON'S PLACE. THE POET'S REVUE.
AsTON's PLACE, they call it, and many barges tie up there with freightage of books, the colours of them deep and crowded as the souls of the authors who made them. For nothing so mellows a book... as a little exposure to wind and rain, and faded, bindings are sesame to romance in the eyes of the customers there. And Aston's Place is the second-hand book street of Ireland, whence for sixpence or less you may purchase all that Homer and the " poets of Dingle Bay" invented in their hours of inspiration. If, too, you be in the con- fidence of the barrow-man, he will tell you the names of his patrons as the}' take the Saturday afternoon salute : Professor Dott, the eccentric from the University; Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D L Daniel Lawrence Kelleher to read onlineMoreLess
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