Within late years it has been my privilege to visit Ireland; and I can truly say that no country in Europe possessed for me a deeper interest than the little island about whose name clusters so much of romance and of enchantment.
Stevenson shares his admiration for Ireland, reflecting on its romantic and enchanting qualities from his personal experiences.
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