Cornwall
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Here it is said harried cavaliers took shelter in the Civil Wars, but the Hole is much older than that ; it dates back to those strange times beyond the dawn of history of which we only get vague glimpses.
In the fields above, gaunt stones rise like pointing fingers to the sky. These are called " The Pipers, " and mark the scene of Athelstan's defeat of the British in 936 ; it is the " place of blood. " But if they were really erected by Athelstan in the tenth century, and are not, as is possib...le, relics of Druid worship, they are modern compared with the 44 CORNWALL Fougou Hole. Not far from them, in the midst of a grass-field, are the " Merry Maidens, " a circle of grey stones about 24 yards in diameter ; there are nineteen of them altogether, none quite the height of a man, and some much smaller. They convey an impression of immovable solemnity, as such age-old things always do, for they are planted so securely, and look so indomitable with their grey, lichen-covered sides four-square to the winds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here it is said harried cavaliers took shelter in the Civil Wars, but the Hole is much older than that ; it dates back to those strange times beyond the dawn of history of which we only get vague glimpses.
In the fields above, gaunt stones rise like pointing fingers to the sky. These are called " The Pipers, " and mark the scene of Athelstan's defeat of the British in 936 ; it is the " place of blood. " But if they were really erected by Athelstan in the tenth century, and are not, as is possib...le, relics of Druid worship, they are modern compared with the 44 CORNWALL Fougou Hole. Not far from them, in the midst of a grass-field, are the " Merry Maidens, " a circle of grey stones about 24 yards in diameter ; there are nineteen of them altogether, none quite the height of a man, and some much smaller. They convey an impression of immovable solemnity, as such age-old things always do, for they are planted so securely, and look so indomitable with their grey, lichen-covered sides four-square to the winds.
What to read after Cornwall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E Geraldine Edith Mitton to read onlineMoreLess
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