The Irish Penny Journal, Vol. 1 No. 04, July 25, 1840TRANSCRIBERS’ NOTESReading editionChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE IRISH PENNY JOURNAL.CAISLEAN-NA-CIRCE, OR THE HEN’S CASTLE.OCCUPATIONS FOR THE YOUNG.ALEXANDER AND THE TREE.No. II.—THE THREE RINGS.ANECDOTES OF MACKLIN,BAD AIR AND GOOD AIR.Ireland for Ever! and Kilmainham to the Devil!—PERSEVERANCE.LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.Epitaphs.—The shortest, plainest, and truest, are the best.TRANSCRIBERS’ NOTESPrevious chapter ←Epitaphs.—The shortest, plainest, and truest, are the best.End of this editionAll chapters and sections (13)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE IRISH PENNY JOURNAL.CAISLEAN-NA-CIRCE, OR THE HEN’S CASTLE.OCCUPATIONS FOR THE YOUNG.ALEXANDER AND THE TREE.No. II.—THE THREE RINGS.ANECDOTES OF MACKLIN,BAD AIR AND GOOD AIR.Ireland for Ever! and Kilmainham to the Devil!—PERSEVERANCE.LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.Epitaphs.—The shortest, plainest, and truest, are the best.TRANSCRIBERS’ NOTESGeneral: Corrections to punctuation have not been individually noted◇← Epitaphs.—The shortest, plainest, and truest, are the best.