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... roundabout road to visit this spot, and passed on our way the demesue of Tinnehineh, the residence of Mr 'Grattan, where Moore tells us Henry Grattan Delighted to tread 'Mong the trees which a nation bad giveni, and which bowed As if each.brought a new ...

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... 'another': of hisi a as valuable and :weig~hty essays on the:Elizab'bthan a 3'5 dramnatists, dealing o n thi s occasion with John. g he Webster, 'whom' he considers as wsithout doubt' fi ect next to Shakespeare in the' highest'and purest t] to qu'alities ...