Wild Sports in Ireland
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The fearful gale that was blowing. And the strange thing about it was that within a quarter of an hour or even less, the wind had spent its fury. Half an hour later the wind had died 218 WILD SPORTS IN IRELAND.
away, and the scene regained its placid, summer-like beauty.
After Mick had refreshed himself and well he deserved a refresher ! we started off dapping, and had some fairly good sport towards the evening. All through this curious storm there was no sign in the sky to indicate the quarter... from which the wind was blowing, or that there was any great atmospheric disturbance taking place. *+. ** The mountain-surrounded arm of the lough which leads up to Killaloe often appeared to contain a choice and powerful collection of all the winds that blew. Sometimes when a mile or two distant from the mouth of this natural funnel, and floating in an absolute calm, I have seen the water foaming as the wind rushed out from it and across the lake, and large yachts heeling over as they were struck by the squall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fearful gale that was blowing. And the strange thing about it was that within a quarter of an hour or even less, the wind had spent its fury. Half an hour later the wind had died 218 WILD SPORTS IN IRELAND.
away, and the scene regained its placid, summer-like beauty.
After Mick had refreshed himself and well he deserved a refresher ! we started off dapping, and had some fairly good sport towards the evening. All through this curious storm there was no sign in the sky to indicate the quarter... from which the wind was blowing, or that there was any great atmospheric disturbance taking place. *+. ** The mountain-surrounded arm of the lough which leads up to Killaloe often appeared to contain a choice and powerful collection of all the winds that blew. Sometimes when a mile or two distant from the mouth of this natural funnel, and floating in an absolute calm, I have seen the water foaming as the wind rushed out from it and across the lake, and large yachts heeling over as they were struck by the squall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bickerdyke, John, 1858-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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