Publications of the Scottish History Society volume 1
Publications of the Scottish History Society volume 1
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Any one who rents a Village and has tenants under him is called a Gentleman, and sometimes they keep publick houses. The best houses in the island (a very few excepted) are only thatched Cabins built of large stones, and form a semi-circle at each end. They have neither hares, partriges, nor the Roe Deer ; but plenty of red Deer, the black game and grouse. There are near 1000 houses and about 4000 souls ^ in Mull.
In this island and other parts they chew the root^ of an herb called Charnicle [?... Charmele], a sort of wild liquorice, and it is said when they drink whiskey it keeps them from being intoxicated. — I am, etc.
^ Rev. John MacPherson, A. M. , minister of Sleat, Skye. Died 1765, aged fifty-six. ' He gave testimony to the authenticity of Ossian's poems, was himself a scholar and Latin poet of no mean order, so that the great English lexicographer was constrained to admit " it does him honour ; he has a great deal of Latin, and good Latin. " Publications : Critical Dissertations on the Origin, Antiquities, Language, Government, Manners, and Religion of the Ancient Caledonians, their Posterity the Picts, and the British and h-ish Scots, Lond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any one who rents a Village and has tenants under him is called a Gentleman, and sometimes they keep publick houses. The best houses in the island (a very few excepted) are only thatched Cabins built of large stones, and form a semi-circle at each end. They have neither hares, partriges, nor the Roe Deer ; but plenty of red Deer, the black game and grouse. There are near 1000 houses and about 4000 souls ^ in Mull.
In this island and other parts they chew the root^ of an herb called Charnicle [?... Charmele], a sort of wild liquorice, and it is said when they drink whiskey it keeps them from being intoxicated. — I am, etc.
^ Rev. John MacPherson, A. M. , minister of Sleat, Skye. Died 1765, aged fifty-six. ' He gave testimony to the authenticity of Ossian's poems, was himself a scholar and Latin poet of no mean order, so that the great English lexicographer was constrained to admit " it does him honour ; he has a great deal of Latin, and good Latin. " Publications : Critical Dissertations on the Origin, Antiquities, Language, Government, Manners, and Religion of the Ancient Caledonians, their Posterity the Picts, and the British and h-ish Scots, Lond.
What to read after Publications of the Scottish History Society volume 1?
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