Romantic Edinburgh
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From St Andrew's Church, after severing themselves from the Establishment, the Fathers of the " Disruption, " with Dr Chalmers at their head, marched down Hanover Street to the Tanfield Hall at Canonmills, there to form the Free Church and begin a new era in Scottish ecclesiasticism. In the Heriot Row gardens, and by the banks of the Water of Leith, Robert Louis Stevenson played and dreamed and gathered memories that were to be background to the stories of Catriona, and Alan Breck Stewart, and ...St Ives, and Weir of Hermiston. Princes Street was long familiar with the breezy figure, with plaid and "kail runt, " of Professor Blackie; and with the portly form and leonine look "the head of Jove on the body of Bacchus " of Sir James Young Simpson, the discoverer of chloroform.
A long procession, of eminent judges and advocates, of weighty and eloquent divines, of men learned and illustrious in science, medicine, and philosophy, have streamed down the Mound and spread through the New Town streets and places when work was over in the Law Courts, the Assemblies, and the University.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From St Andrew's Church, after severing themselves from the Establishment, the Fathers of the " Disruption, " with Dr Chalmers at their head, marched down Hanover Street to the Tanfield Hall at Canonmills, there to form the Free Church and begin a new era in Scottish ecclesiasticism. In the Heriot Row gardens, and by the banks of the Water of Leith, Robert Louis Stevenson played and dreamed and gathered memories that were to be background to the stories of Catriona, and Alan Breck Stewart, and ...St Ives, and Weir of Hermiston. Princes Street was long familiar with the breezy figure, with plaid and "kail runt, " of Professor Blackie; and with the portly form and leonine look "the head of Jove on the body of Bacchus " of Sir James Young Simpson, the discoverer of chloroform.
A long procession, of eminent judges and advocates, of weighty and eloquent divines, of men learned and illustrious in science, medicine, and philosophy, have streamed down the Mound and spread through the New Town streets and places when work was over in the Law Courts, the Assemblies, and the University.
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