“We went to Enniscorthy by the 2 train, en route for Dublin, & had a very hot crowded journey, with a change at Macmine to make it worse. W. W. met us with the vehicle that’s like a dogcart in front and a trap behind. The drive was a great pleasure, it was so cool after the train & the country was lovely with the cornfields and the mountains and the wooded bits of road.”
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