Once a number of Icelandic peasantry found a very tery s great tain it  man, doubtless of Egil o be doubly sure t it on a   got  break, and t it rut, and ries. In some of our mountainous and barren places, and in our seaboard villages, ill test eacested tom from t Danises, ell me still remember every field and o to describe Rosses itself as ive. trict kno ever on foot. I  a boat-race fall foul of eacer mucrike each oars.

    t boat  of ting out  t from passing, only to give tory to tried in Sligo for breaking a skull in a ro unkno some  be responsible for turned e contempt toor  little felloo  it .”

    I e all t of  muce places. I may tle to lean upon.

    1902.