Killarney--Stag-hunting on the Lake 370 CHAPTER XII Killarney--The Races--Mucross 377 CHAPTER XIII Tralee--Listowel--Tarbert 385 CHAPTER XIV Limerick 391 CHAPTER XV Galway--Kilroy’s Hotel--Galway Night’s Entertainments--First Night: An Evening with Captain Freeny 403 CHAPTER XVI More Rain in Galway--A Walk there--And the Second Galway Night’s Entertainment 419 CHAPTER XVII From Galway to Ballynahinch 442 CHAPTER XVIII Roundstone Petty Sessions 452 CHAPTER XIX Clifden to Westport 456 CHAPTER XX Westport 462 CHAPTER XXI The Pattern at Croagh-Patrick 466 CHAPTER XXII From Westport to Ballinasloe 470 CHAPTER XXIII Ballinasloe to Dublin 474 CHAPTER XXIV Two Days in Wicklow 478 CHAPTER XXV Country Meetings in Kildare--Meath--Drogheda 494 CHAPTER XXVI Dundalk 506 CHAPTER XXVII Newry, Armagh, Belfast--From Dundalk to Newry 519 CHAPTER XXVIII Belfast to the Causeway 529 CHAPTER XXIX The Giant’s Causeway--Coleraine--Portrush 538 CHAPTER XXX Peg of Limavaddy 550 CHAPTER XXXI Templemoyle--Derry 553 CHAPTER XXXII Dublin at last 565 THE PARIS SKETCH BOOK DEDICATORY LETTER TO M. ARETZ, TAILOR, ETC. 27 RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS SIR,--It becomes every man in his station to acknowledge and praise virtue wheresoever he may find it, and to point it out for the admiration and example of his fellow-men. Some months since, when you presented to the writer of these pages a small account for coats and pantaloons manufactured by you, and when you were met by a statement from your creditor, that an immediate settlement of your bill would be extremely inconvenient to him, your reply was, ‘Mon Dieu, sir, let not that annoy you; if you want money, as a gentleman often does in a strange country, I have a thousand-franc note at my house which is quite at your service.’