An American Four-in-Hand in Britain;
An American Four-in-Hand in Britain;
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Shall we go by Compton Verney (there is a pretty English name for you), Wellesboum, and Hastings 1 or shall we take our way through Broughton Castle, Tadmarton, Scoalclifife, Compton Wynyate, and Oxhill 1 In one way Wroxton Abbey, one of the real genuine baronial abbeys, if one may say so, and Edgehill, WBOXTON ABBEY. 69 Surely no good Eepublican would miss that ! But on the other route we shall see the stronghold of Lord Saye and Sale, older yet than Wroxton, and Compton Wynyato, older and fin...er than all — " a noble wreck in ruinous perfection," and a third route still finer than either as far as scenery is concerned. Such is this treasure-house, this crowded grand old England, whose eveiy mile boasts such attractions to win our love.
** Look where we may, we cannot err In this delicioua region — change of place Producing change of beauty— ever new.'* Every day's journey only proves to us how little of all there is to see we can see ; how much we miss on the right and on the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall we go by Compton Verney (there is a pretty English name for you), Wellesboum, and Hastings 1 or shall we take our way through Broughton Castle, Tadmarton, Scoalclifife, Compton Wynyate, and Oxhill 1 In one way Wroxton Abbey, one of the real genuine baronial abbeys, if one may say so, and Edgehill, WBOXTON ABBEY. 69 Surely no good Eepublican would miss that ! But on the other route we shall see the stronghold of Lord Saye and Sale, older yet than Wroxton, and Compton Wynyato, older and fin...er than all — " a noble wreck in ruinous perfection," and a third route still finer than either as far as scenery is concerned. Such is this treasure-house, this crowded grand old England, whose eveiy mile boasts such attractions to win our love.
** Look where we may, we cannot err In this delicioua region — change of place Producing change of beauty— ever new.'* Every day's journey only proves to us how little of all there is to see we can see ; how much we miss on the right and on the left.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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