Leans Collectanea volume 1
Leans Collectanea volume 1
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N. Of Warrington] .
On this hill a church shall be built, and the name of it shall be called Winwick.
[The church of Little Winwick. ] And as for good old Winwick church, It stands upon the sod ; And when a maid goes to be wed The steeple gives a nod. — Higs. H. & W. The site of the church on the spot where St. Oswald, King of the Northumbrians, was killed, is said to have been deter- mined by a pig. — H. & W. , p. 76.
RIVERS.
Of the Duddon and other streams in N. Lancash. A local expression st...ates that " Up with a shower, Down in an hour. " Harld. & W. , Lan. Leg. , p. 189.
The Hodder, the Calder, the Ribble, and rain all meet together in Mitton's domain. * — Murr. . All join'd together can't carry a bean. FIarld. &W°, p. 185. * i. E. , on the Yorksh. Border. (Not Milton, as given by Haz. ) Kent and Keer [Murr.
have parted many a good man and his meere [mare]. — Higson, 104 ; Two rivers emptying into Morecambe Bay, and subject to sudden floods and shifting sands. The Keer enters on the sands in a broad rapid current.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. Of Warrington] .
On this hill a church shall be built, and the name of it shall be called Winwick.
[The church of Little Winwick. ] And as for good old Winwick church, It stands upon the sod ; And when a maid goes to be wed The steeple gives a nod. — Higs. H. & W. The site of the church on the spot where St. Oswald, King of the Northumbrians, was killed, is said to have been deter- mined by a pig. — H. & W. , p. 76.
RIVERS.
Of the Duddon and other streams in N. Lancash. A local expression st...ates that " Up with a shower, Down in an hour. " Harld. & W. , Lan. Leg. , p. 189.
The Hodder, the Calder, the Ribble, and rain all meet together in Mitton's domain. * — Murr. . All join'd together can't carry a bean. FIarld. &W°, p. 185. * i. E. , on the Yorksh. Border. (Not Milton, as given by Haz. ) Kent and Keer [Murr.
have parted many a good man and his meere [mare]. — Higson, 104 ; Two rivers emptying into Morecambe Bay, and subject to sudden floods and shifting sands. The Keer enters on the sands in a broad rapid current.
What to read after Leans Collectanea volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Stuckey Lean to read onlineMoreLess
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