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LEINSTER
it is to be hoped that the spread of co-operation and
the gradual work of land settlement may undo some
of the mischief wrought by reckless clearances.
Those who in visiting Ireland have too often found
images and memories of beauty marred by the asso-
ciation of ragged poverty, overshadowed by a very
cloud of despair, may find in Leinster at least a
beauty where all the omens are hopeful and where,
even beside the ruins only too evident, a strong new
fabric of industry is being built up.
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