The Golden Treasury of the History, Topography, Literature, Science, Art ...
The Golden Treasury of the History, Topography, Literature, Science, Art ...
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To one house an interest- ing legend appertains. The mayor, James birthplace of tom moore.
Lynch, in 1493, condemned his own son to death for murder. The lad was a favorite with the people, and to prevent him from being rescued, his father caused him to be hanged from his own window; some say he hanged him with his own hand, and never after was seen to smile or even look up. In this we probably see the origin of the term " Lynch Law." One suburb of Galway is the Clad- dagh, inhabited by fisherm...en, who exclude all strangers from their society, and marry only among themselves. These fishermen still speak the Irish language, and the women wear the Irish costume. Sailing north-east from Derry we come to the Giant's Causeway, one of the most remarkable natural objects anywhere to be seen. It is impossible, indeed, for painter to portray or the imagination to conceive a scene more wonderful than this, consisting of innumerable octagonal pillars of basalt, towering to the height of several hun- dred feet along the sea margin; with many groined caves, natural bridges, chasms, etc., interspersed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To one house an interest- ing legend appertains. The mayor, James birthplace of tom moore.
Lynch, in 1493, condemned his own son to death for murder. The lad was a favorite with the people, and to prevent him from being rescued, his father caused him to be hanged from his own window; some say he hanged him with his own hand, and never after was seen to smile or even look up. In this we probably see the origin of the term " Lynch Law." One suburb of Galway is the Clad- dagh, inhabited by fisherm...en, who exclude all strangers from their society, and marry only among themselves. These fishermen still speak the Irish language, and the women wear the Irish costume. Sailing north-east from Derry we come to the Giant's Causeway, one of the most remarkable natural objects anywhere to be seen. It is impossible, indeed, for painter to portray or the imagination to conceive a scene more wonderful than this, consisting of innumerable octagonal pillars of basalt, towering to the height of several hun- dred feet along the sea margin; with many groined caves, natural bridges, chasms, etc., interspersed.
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