LETTER XXIX.

Ride on horseback into the county Wicklow. Bray. Student's equipment.

English piety. Kilruddery. Glen of the Downs. Summer-house. Vale of

Durwan. The giant. The Devil's Glen. Küleborn. Rural repast in Rosanna.

The tourists. Avondale, an Eden by moonlight. Avoca Inn. The meeting of

the Waters. Castle Howard. Beautiful portrait of Mary Stuart. Bally

Arthur. The ha-ha. My horse at blind-man's buff. Shelton Abbey. The

negro porter. Loss of my pocket-book. What is a gentleman? Valley of

Glenmalure. Lead mines. Military road. The sun behind black masses of

clouds. The seven churches. Mysterious tower without an entrance. The

black lake of St. Kevin. The giant Fian M'Cumhal. The enamoured

Princess. Her tragical end, and the saint's excessive rigour. Irish

toilet. Walter Scott and Moore in the mouth of a peasant. Morass and

will-o'-the-wisp. A night upon straw. Hedge of Mist. First peep of sun

over the lake and valley of Luggelaw. Romantic solitude. The statue of

rock. P---- Park. Intolerance, cant, and abuse of the Sunday.

Sugar-loaf. Rich country. Repose by the brook. Lord Byron......331

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