In the first place, one must lie on one's back, then with head extended over the wall, the head must be bent down and back far enough to touch the lips to the stone.

To perform the feat safely, there must be assistants at hand who must hold one's legs in steady grip, and others who must sit on the lower part of the body to assure the proper equilibrium.
Being entirely alone, it is needless to say, Chester did not kiss the Blarney Stone.

He was satisfied with reaching under and touching it with his hand.

Then he returned to Lucy.
"You did not kiss the stone," she immediately declared.
"You know, don't you, that it takes two to kiss--the Blarney Stone ?" "I've heard it so stated.

I've never been up to it." The park around the castle is very inviting, especially on a fine, warm afternoon.