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The poverty of natural inland navigation in this vicinity is amply compensated by the valuable artificial rivers just described; the Anna Liffey, on whose banks the city stands, at time of half-flood is only navigable by small boats, and even then only as far as Sarah's Arch or Island Bridge, the limit of the tide.
from Ireland Illustrated
from Ireland Illustrated
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