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Kilgorman

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE
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The assembly, which, till he arrived, had been sombre and mysterious, lit up under his presence into enthusiasm and eagerness.
He had news to give and receive; and as I sat and listened I came to learn more of the state of Ireland in half-an-hour than a week in Dublin would have taught me.
The fuel was ready for the torch.

The United Irishmen were organised and drilled in every county.

The English garrison was becoming day by day more slack and contemptible.

What traitors there were were known and marked.

The dawn was in the sky.


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