A Saunter Through Kent With Pen And Pencil By Charles Igglesden Illustrated
A Saunter Through Kent With Pen And Pencil By Charles Igglesden Illustrated
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27 porch just visible in the distance, and casting a shadow over all, the tall trees dotted here and there — such is the view from the village Square. Why, so varied and quaint is it that an artist might set his easel there and by the mere turn of his head find ample material for a dozen pictures.
When we visited the village on a hot summer's day in June the cool breeze came as a welcome breath over the hills and up from the neighbouring villages, but in winter it is reputed to be cold, so cold... indeed that the derivation of its name can be traced to the nature of its climate — Cyleham, "a cold place" (Anglo-Saxon). The funny man, who tells you to " Kill 'em and Cart 'em to Canterbury, " and makes all sorts of feeble jokes about " Wye " and '' Why " will one of these days transpose Chilham into " Cold Bacon, " just as Headcorn is known as "Tail Barley. " Another derivation is that of Jnlham or Juliham, indicating that the place was " The village or dwelling of Julius Caesar. " Be that as it may it is certain that Chilham was selected by that ancient warrior as one of his encampments in his second expedition to Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 porch just visible in the distance, and casting a shadow over all, the tall trees dotted here and there — such is the view from the village Square. Why, so varied and quaint is it that an artist might set his easel there and by the mere turn of his head find ample material for a dozen pictures.
When we visited the village on a hot summer's day in June the cool breeze came as a welcome breath over the hills and up from the neighbouring villages, but in winter it is reputed to be cold, so cold... indeed that the derivation of its name can be traced to the nature of its climate — Cyleham, "a cold place" (Anglo-Saxon). The funny man, who tells you to " Kill 'em and Cart 'em to Canterbury, " and makes all sorts of feeble jokes about " Wye " and '' Why " will one of these days transpose Chilham into " Cold Bacon, " just as Headcorn is known as "Tail Barley. " Another derivation is that of Jnlham or Juliham, indicating that the place was " The village or dwelling of Julius Caesar. " Be that as it may it is certain that Chilham was selected by that ancient warrior as one of his encampments in his second expedition to Britain.
What to read after A Saunter Through Kent With Pen And Pencil By Charles Igglesden Illustrated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Igglesden to read onlineMoreLess
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