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So wishing you allhappinesse, I shall ever rest and remaine_ From my house in _Yorke_, this 20th. Of April, 1626.
Your assured friend, _Edm; Deane_.
The English Spaw.
* * * * * _CHAP_. 1.
_=Of the situation of the Towne of_ Knaresborow. = _Gnaresbrugh_ (commonly called _Knaresborow_) is a very ancient Markettowne in the West-Riding of _Yorkeshire_, distant 14 miles from the Cityof _Yorke_; where the Pole is elevated 54 degrees, and 20 odde minutes. On the South-west part thereof is that fai...re, and goodly Fort, so muchrenowned, both for the pleasant situation, and remarkable strength, knowne by the name of _Knaresborow Castle_, seated on a most ragged andrough Rock; whence (as learned Mr. _Camden_ saith) it is so named.
Both the Castle and the Towne are fenced on the South and West partswith the River _Nid_: which is beautified here with two faire Bridges ofstone, which lead from the Towne into the Forest adjoyning, as also untoa large empaled Park of his Majesties, called _Bilton-parke_, wellstored with fallow Deere: part whereof is bordered with the said river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So wishing you allhappinesse, I shall ever rest and remaine_ From my house in _Yorke_, this 20th. Of April, 1626.
Your assured friend, _Edm; Deane_.
The English Spaw.
* * * * * _CHAP_. 1.
_=Of the situation of the Towne of_ Knaresborow. = _Gnaresbrugh_ (commonly called _Knaresborow_) is a very ancient Markettowne in the West-Riding of _Yorkeshire_, distant 14 miles from the Cityof _Yorke_; where the Pole is elevated 54 degrees, and 20 odde minutes. On the South-west part thereof is that fai...re, and goodly Fort, so muchrenowned, both for the pleasant situation, and remarkable strength, knowne by the name of _Knaresborow Castle_, seated on a most ragged andrough Rock; whence (as learned Mr. _Camden_ saith) it is so named.
Both the Castle and the Towne are fenced on the South and West partswith the River _Nid_: which is beautified here with two faire Bridges ofstone, which lead from the Towne into the Forest adjoyning, as also untoa large empaled Park of his Majesties, called _Bilton-parke_, wellstored with fallow Deere: part whereof is bordered with the said river.
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