S. H.

On this subject permit me to observe that a change has "come o'er the

spirit of its dream." A later poet, in celebrating the praises of the

lake as the only place unchanged, says:

"Sweet Blarney Castle, that was _wanst_ so ancient,

Is gone to ruin, och! and waste, and bare

Neptune and Plutarch is by Mrs. Deane[3] sent

To Ballintemple, to watch praties there."

[Footnote 3: Now Lady Deane.]

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