Pleasant Memories of Foreign Travel
Pleasant Memories of Foreign Travel
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We visited the spot designated the Heart of Mid-Lothian, rendered memorable by the great novelist, but now it is recognized only by a stone in the pavement, marking the place where it stood.
July 4 we bade adieu to Edinburgh, and started for London via Melrose. The day was fine, and the scenery we passed quietly beautiful. \^q crossed the Esk and Gala Water, celebrated by the poet Burns, and, at a distance on the left, the Hills of Lammermoor. Melrose Abbey ! How often had we seen the venerable... ruins represented by the hand of art; but here it stood in its romantic, declining beauty, just as we had pictured it in our imagination, with its exquisite Gothic window^s, its crumbling buttresses, its moss-covered walls, the headstones on the grass lawn in front, and surrounded by the Eildon hills, on which the Romans had an encampment half a mile in circumference. The abbey was founded by David I. In 1136, but was several times destroyed or partially destroyed during the numerous wars of Scotland, and was as often restored or rebuilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We visited the spot designated the Heart of Mid-Lothian, rendered memorable by the great novelist, but now it is recognized only by a stone in the pavement, marking the place where it stood.
July 4 we bade adieu to Edinburgh, and started for London via Melrose. The day was fine, and the scenery we passed quietly beautiful. \^q crossed the Esk and Gala Water, celebrated by the poet Burns, and, at a distance on the left, the Hills of Lammermoor. Melrose Abbey ! How often had we seen the venerable... ruins represented by the hand of art; but here it stood in its romantic, declining beauty, just as we had pictured it in our imagination, with its exquisite Gothic window^s, its crumbling buttresses, its moss-covered walls, the headstones on the grass lawn in front, and surrounded by the Eildon hills, on which the Romans had an encampment half a mile in circumference. The abbey was founded by David I. In 1136, but was several times destroyed or partially destroyed during the numerous wars of Scotland, and was as often restored or rebuilt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S M Sarah Maria Burnham to read onlineMoreLess
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