More Leaves From the Journal of a Life in the Highlands From 1862 to 1882
More Leaves From the Journal of a Life in the Highlands From 1862 to 1882
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Nothing can surpass the beauty of the position of this spot, for it overlooks Loch Voil and a glen, or rather mere ravine or corry, with a hill rising behind it. We walked down again and re-entered our car- riage, driving back the same way, and passing about half a mile from the Kirktou, on our road back, the present burial-place of the MacGregors (whose country this is, or, alas ! rather was), which * The words of the inscription are : — ISABEL CAMBELL, SPOUSE TO MR. ROBERT KIRK, MINISTER, DIE...D 25 DECEMBER, l68o.
SHE HAD TWO SONS, COLIN AND WILLIAM.
HER AGE 25.
Stones weep tho' eyes were dry ; Choicest flowers soonest die : Their sun oft sets at noon, Whose fruit is ripe in June. Then tears of joy be thine, Since earth must soon resign To God what is divine.
Nasci est eegrotare, vivere est saspe mori, et mori est vivere. Love and Live.
ifl- -«, - ~ff cjEI -ft ( J 32 ) is a chapel standing in a wood, the whole enclosed by a wall and iron gateway. We drove past the King's House a very short way, and then got out, scrambled up the hillside, sat down on a bank overhanging a burn, kindled a fire, and had our tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing can surpass the beauty of the position of this spot, for it overlooks Loch Voil and a glen, or rather mere ravine or corry, with a hill rising behind it. We walked down again and re-entered our car- riage, driving back the same way, and passing about half a mile from the Kirktou, on our road back, the present burial-place of the MacGregors (whose country this is, or, alas ! rather was), which * The words of the inscription are : — ISABEL CAMBELL, SPOUSE TO MR. ROBERT KIRK, MINISTER, DIE...D 25 DECEMBER, l68o.
SHE HAD TWO SONS, COLIN AND WILLIAM.
HER AGE 25.
Stones weep tho' eyes were dry ; Choicest flowers soonest die : Their sun oft sets at noon, Whose fruit is ripe in June. Then tears of joy be thine, Since earth must soon resign To God what is divine.
Nasci est eegrotare, vivere est saspe mori, et mori est vivere. Love and Live.
ifl- -«, - ~ff cjEI -ft ( J 32 ) is a chapel standing in a wood, the whole enclosed by a wall and iron gateway. We drove past the King's House a very short way, and then got out, scrambled up the hillside, sat down on a bank overhanging a burn, kindled a fire, and had our tea.
What to read after More Leaves From the Journal of a Life in the Highlands From 1862 to 1882?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria Queen of Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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