Kenmare. Irish messenger. Road to Derrinane. Bridge of the black water. Chaos. Terrific coast. Perplexities. Aid from a smuggler. Mountain pass at night. Derrinane Abbey. O'Connell the great Agitator; Father L'Estrange his confessor. O'Connell as chieftain giving laws to his subjects. His intolerance in matters of religion. Departure from Derrinane. Danish forts. Leave-taking. Irish modes of conveyance. Amiable character of the lower Irish. Example of it. Sorrows of Werther. Opinion of it. Faust. The Innkeeper's daughter at Kenmare. Hungry Hill and its majestic waterfall. O'Rourke's eagle. The modern Ganymede. Seals under my window. Their love for music. English family worship. Theological discussion on the deluge, the day of judgment, and the Apocalypse. Extraordinary beauties and advantages of this spot......380 LETTER XXXV. Wild honeycomb. Egyptian lotus. Visit to an eagle's nest; their romantic dwelling, and wonderful instinct. The wild huntsman of the South of Ireland. The caves of the Sugar Loaf. Track of the fairy queen's carriage wheels. Dangerous hunting in these mountains. The fogs, bogs, and wild bulls. Manner of taming one......393 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 LETTER XXXVII. The rock of Cashel. One of the most curious ruins in Ireland. The Devil's Bite. Old Saxon architecture. Bell of the Inquisition. The statue of St. Patrick, and throne at Scone. Hore and Athassil abbeys. Lord L----. Condition of the Catholics in Tipperary. Church of Ireland. Laughable article in the newspaper concerning myself. My speech......404 LETTER XXXVIII. The swan. Holy Cross and its monuments. Irish Catholic clergy. Dinner with eighteen clergymen. Conversation at it. Comparison of the Wendish and the Irish. List of the Catholic and Protestant parishes in Cashel. Curious details and remarks upon them. Well-meant exorcism. Irish breakfast. Breakneck hunt. The wandering bog. Feats of horses. Country gentleman's life. The Castle in the air. Potheen enthusiasm. Irish gentry. Lord H----......408 LETTER XXXIX. The brothers. Animal life. Devils. The pretty hostess. The piper. The robbers. The lawyer cheated. The murder of Baker. The motionless cock. Fitzpatrick and his bag-pipe......415