Blacks Picturesque Guide to North Wales
Blacks Picturesque Guide to North Wales
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The holy well and caves, with the beautiful vale of the Elwy, may be made the object of an excursion from Denbigh as well as St. Asaph.
DENBIGH, [Eotels: Crown; Bull. ] the county town, occupies a conspicuous situation at about the centre of the vale, on the W. Of the river Clwyd, and on the banks of the Ilshod, one of its tributaries. It is placed on a steep acclivity, overhung by a limestone rock, and crowned by the ruins of its noble castle, whence there is an extensive Yet if at thine altar... one holy thought In man's deep spirit of old hath wrought ; If peace to the mourner hath here been given, Or prayer, from a chastened heart, to Heaven — Be the spot still hallowed while Time shall reign, Who hath made thee Nature's own again ! " * Sonnet to the river Olwyd, quoted in a preceding page.
DENBIGH. 145 prospect of tlie vale of Clwyd, with RutkL. On the one hand and St. Asaph on the other, and the blue tops of the monntaina environing the whole. The tract of country in which Denbigh is situated being anciently called Rhos, the old British appel- lation of the tower and castle is Castell-Caled-Fryn-yn-Rh6s, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The holy well and caves, with the beautiful vale of the Elwy, may be made the object of an excursion from Denbigh as well as St. Asaph.
DENBIGH, [Eotels: Crown; Bull. ] the county town, occupies a conspicuous situation at about the centre of the vale, on the W. Of the river Clwyd, and on the banks of the Ilshod, one of its tributaries. It is placed on a steep acclivity, overhung by a limestone rock, and crowned by the ruins of its noble castle, whence there is an extensive Yet if at thine altar... one holy thought In man's deep spirit of old hath wrought ; If peace to the mourner hath here been given, Or prayer, from a chastened heart, to Heaven — Be the spot still hallowed while Time shall reign, Who hath made thee Nature's own again ! " * Sonnet to the river Olwyd, quoted in a preceding page.
DENBIGH. 145 prospect of tlie vale of Clwyd, with RutkL. On the one hand and St. Asaph on the other, and the blue tops of the monntaina environing the whole. The tract of country in which Denbigh is situated being anciently called Rhos, the old British appel- lation of the tower and castle is Castell-Caled-Fryn-yn-Rh6s, i.
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