A Journey to the Highlands of Scotland With Occasional Remarks On Dr Johnson
A Journey to the Highlands of Scotland With Occasional Remarks On Dr Johnson
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: Which fwells tremendous on th' aftonilh'd fenfe, With all the pomp of dread magnificence. A\l this and morefhalt thou with wonder fee, And own a faithful monitor in me.
J. R U S S E L.
Adieu, my dear Lady Mary: And whiift I cenfure the female fol- lies of the age we live in, may I improve by the virtues that confti- tute your charadler, is the fincerc ^vifh of Your much obliged friend, and obedient fervant, &c; LET^ [ 47 ] LETTER VI.
"To the Earl of C Liver ary^ Augujl 14, 1775, Flave been fo...r fome days paft, my Lord, on a pleafant tour throu2;h the Wellern Flig-hiands. This is v/ritten ii'om Inverary, the feat of the prefect Duke of Argyle, but which ' was originally the pro- perty of the Campbel family, and after that, inhabited by the wonder- ful and whimfical Colin, v/ho is reported to have fet fire to his hpufe to gratify his ambition, cf difplay- ing t 4S 3 ing to a friend the grandeur of his equipage in the field. This fuperb modern building was begun by the late Duke, and finiilied by tlie pre- fent\ it flands in a park furrounded by immenfe hills, planted, to their fummit, with firs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: Which fwells tremendous on th' aftonilh'd fenfe, With all the pomp of dread magnificence. A\l this and morefhalt thou with wonder fee, And own a faithful monitor in me.
J. R U S S E L.
Adieu, my dear Lady Mary: And whiift I cenfure the female fol- lies of the age we live in, may I improve by the virtues that confti- tute your charadler, is the fincerc ^vifh of Your much obliged friend, and obedient fervant, &c; LET^ [ 47 ] LETTER VI.
"To the Earl of C Liver ary^ Augujl 14, 1775, Flave been fo...r fome days paft, my Lord, on a pleafant tour throu2;h the Wellern Flig-hiands. This is v/ritten ii'om Inverary, the feat of the prefect Duke of Argyle, but which ' was originally the pro- perty of the Campbel family, and after that, inhabited by the wonder- ful and whimfical Colin, v/ho is reported to have fet fire to his hpufe to gratify his ambition, cf difplay- ing t 4S 3 ing to a friend the grandeur of his equipage in the field. This fuperb modern building was begun by the late Duke, and finiilied by tlie pre- fent\ it flands in a park furrounded by immenfe hills, planted, to their fummit, with firs.
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