LETTER XXXVI.

Idolatry of Sunday in England. Wonderful conversion of a Protestant to

Catholicism. Riding in a car. The Whiteboys. Macroom. The naïve mamma

and the spoiled child in the gingle. The strong king of the Danes.

Cork. Voyage to Cove: beautiful entrance from the sea. Folko's sea

castle. Monkstown. Remarkable appearance of two perfect rainbows at

once. The amphitheatre of the town of Cove. Disappointed expectation of

fish. Illuminated night-scene. The stars. Departure in the Mail.

Mitchelstown and Castle. Materials for novels. Lord K----. Extraordinary

weather for Ireland. The soldier of O'Connell's Militia. The Galtees.

Cahir. Another of King John's castles. Lord Glengall's beautiful park.

The Prince's equipage at Cashel. Force of habit. Secret of all

educations. Club dinner......395

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