Burns in Kirkoswald
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Brown had married, in 1768, Margaret, daughter of Robert Niven, the tenant of Balloch- neil, where he took up his abode after marriage in what was called the " chaumer " (chamber) of Niven's house. " The 1 P e g»y Thomson, as Mrs Neilson, lived to a good old age, and died in the town of Ayr.
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little building, " says Matthew Porteous, " is yet (December, 1858) to be seen standing on the opposite side of the " closs " or courtyard of the steading"; but all the old buildin...gs have disappeared — unless, indeed, the plain and obviously ancient erection at the back of the present Ballochneil cothouses (see our illustration) be the remains of the said " chaumer " When Ballochneil as it now appears.
Near the dead trees in the foreground was a halting place for the stage-coaches in pre-railway days. The old Farm-and-Mill of Ballochneil was situated in front of the trees in the left of the middle distance.
Burns came to reside at Ballochneil, he was accommodated, not in the " chaumer " with his uncle, but in an attic of the farmer's dwelling-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brown had married, in 1768, Margaret, daughter of Robert Niven, the tenant of Balloch- neil, where he took up his abode after marriage in what was called the " chaumer " (chamber) of Niven's house. " The 1 P e g»y Thomson, as Mrs Neilson, lived to a good old age, and died in the town of Ayr.
4 26 Burns in Kirkoswald.
little building, " says Matthew Porteous, " is yet (December, 1858) to be seen standing on the opposite side of the " closs " or courtyard of the steading"; but all the old buildin...gs have disappeared — unless, indeed, the plain and obviously ancient erection at the back of the present Ballochneil cothouses (see our illustration) be the remains of the said " chaumer " When Ballochneil as it now appears.
Near the dead trees in the foreground was a halting place for the stage-coaches in pre-railway days. The old Farm-and-Mill of Ballochneil was situated in front of the trees in the left of the middle distance.
Burns came to reside at Ballochneil, he was accommodated, not in the " chaumer " with his uncle, but in an attic of the farmer's dwelling-house.
What to read after Burns in Kirkoswald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Muir to read onlineMoreLess
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