A Series of Letters Written By the Rev James Jackson of Sandwith Whitehaven
A Series of Letters Written By the Rev James Jackson of Sandwith Whitehaven
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On intimating to Mr. Maitland. Who is now in Keswick, my desire to procure a sketch or photograph of the Rock, though he despaired of finding a photo-artist bold enough to mount the hill, he very kindly sent me a pen and ink sketch made by his son, and that you may form some idea of the work I send you a tracing of it. I assure you that the original is a very neat artistic production. But it is not the point of view which I should select. If you should meet an artist on tramp you might try to c...oax him for a sketch, or rather two one from the east and the other from the west, and then we might have the two lithographed for the l>enefit of future tourists. The Wrangler has been up four different routes. Mr. Maitland is now 60, and has been in the habit of spending several months in each year amongst the mountains. He enumerates the following ascents : Scawfell 17 times. Great Gable 18. Skiddaw 21, Helvellyn 14. Red Pike 20, Grassmoor 17, Bowfell 4, Langdale Pikes 9, Pillar Mountain 7, Steeple 6, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On intimating to Mr. Maitland. Who is now in Keswick, my desire to procure a sketch or photograph of the Rock, though he despaired of finding a photo-artist bold enough to mount the hill, he very kindly sent me a pen and ink sketch made by his son, and that you may form some idea of the work I send you a tracing of it. I assure you that the original is a very neat artistic production. But it is not the point of view which I should select. If you should meet an artist on tramp you might try to c...oax him for a sketch, or rather two one from the east and the other from the west, and then we might have the two lithographed for the l>enefit of future tourists. The Wrangler has been up four different routes. Mr. Maitland is now 60, and has been in the habit of spending several months in each year amongst the mountains. He enumerates the following ascents : Scawfell 17 times. Great Gable 18. Skiddaw 21, Helvellyn 14. Red Pike 20, Grassmoor 17, Bowfell 4, Langdale Pikes 9, Pillar Mountain 7, Steeple 6, &c.
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