Excerpt from To-Day in Ireland, Vol. 1 of 3
The village of Rathsinnan was situated in one of the most central spots of Ireland, upon the arm of a lake, formed by the waters of the Shannon. As this lake communicated with the metropolis by a magnificent though bankrupt canal, and with the ocean by the monarch of Irish rivers, it might be expected that the lands and villages upon its borders would possess somewhat more wealth and importance than others placed in a more secluded part of the country.
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