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Excerpt from The Warhawk, Vol. 3 of 3: A Tale of the Sea
Atherstone Hall, though an irregular pile, possessed considerable beauty and grandeur. Built on a gentle elevation above the river Kenmare, and facing the broad bay, mis named Kenmare River, it commanded a most magnificent view over Sea and land. On the land side towards the north, the country was thickly wooded at that period: the nearest town of any consequence was Tralee.
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