In the Country Essays
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" A walk round the ramparts shows the unrivalled situation of the town, which was so often a bone of contention between the 92 COUNTRY ESSAYS.
two kingdoms, at the mouth of a considerable river, full of fish, whence ingress and egress might readily be obtained. The old bridge, built in Elizabeth's time, must have been crossed on many a wild errand by the adventurous of both nations, while its neighbour, the railway viaduct, flung high aloft, speaks of nothing but amity and peace. Sunrise from t...he town walls is a fine sight, as the misty light glimmers onwards, bringing into prominence the gurly yellow waves chafing in the offing. Halidon Hill may be seen from the opposite side of the town. The quaint old wynds are very curious to a Southron. On the bell tower of the castle the alarm beacon used to be kindled, but the railway station stands where the castle itself was situated.
The Tweed is so beautiful throughout its course, and flows through such a land of glamour, that it is well for a pilgrim to pursue its windings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A walk round the ramparts shows the unrivalled situation of the town, which was so often a bone of contention between the 92 COUNTRY ESSAYS.
two kingdoms, at the mouth of a considerable river, full of fish, whence ingress and egress might readily be obtained. The old bridge, built in Elizabeth's time, must have been crossed on many a wild errand by the adventurous of both nations, while its neighbour, the railway viaduct, flung high aloft, speaks of nothing but amity and peace. Sunrise from t...he town walls is a fine sight, as the misty light glimmers onwards, bringing into prominence the gurly yellow waves chafing in the offing. Halidon Hill may be seen from the opposite side of the town. The quaint old wynds are very curious to a Southron. On the bell tower of the castle the alarm beacon used to be kindled, but the railway station stands where the castle itself was situated.
The Tweed is so beautiful throughout its course, and flows through such a land of glamour, that it is well for a pilgrim to pursue its windings.
What to read after In the Country Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morgan George Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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