The Anglers Complete Guide to the Rivers And Lakes of England
The Anglers Complete Guide to the Rivers And Lakes of England
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Here local tradition is fertile on the supernatural appear- ances which have, from time immemorial, been 93 witnessed in this portion of the Dale. We have numerous accounts of the return of murdered spirits, and of other strange sights ; the only testimonies of the scenes of conflicts and barbarity which, in former ages, were in all probability perpetrated in these dark and then inhospitable wilds. A few hundred yards more in a forward direction brings us to a place called Eeynard's Cave, which... we approach by a naturally-formed archway of rocks, about twenty feet wide, and nearly double the height ; con- stituting a regular perforation of the solid mass of stone. The appearance of this archway is singular, and in passing through it the mind feels a train of odd sensations and reflections. We are ushered into what are termed Keynard's Hall, and Eeynard's Kitchen, both of which are terminated by narrow and impassable rents or fissures. The peep down the river is romantic and imposing ; particularly where its waters play around the two small verdant isles which obstruct its bed, and break the rapid current of its streams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here local tradition is fertile on the supernatural appear- ances which have, from time immemorial, been 93 witnessed in this portion of the Dale. We have numerous accounts of the return of murdered spirits, and of other strange sights ; the only testimonies of the scenes of conflicts and barbarity which, in former ages, were in all probability perpetrated in these dark and then inhospitable wilds. A few hundred yards more in a forward direction brings us to a place called Eeynard's Cave, which... we approach by a naturally-formed archway of rocks, about twenty feet wide, and nearly double the height ; con- stituting a regular perforation of the solid mass of stone. The appearance of this archway is singular, and in passing through it the mind feels a train of odd sensations and reflections. We are ushered into what are termed Keynard's Hall, and Eeynard's Kitchen, both of which are terminated by narrow and impassable rents or fissures. The peep down the river is romantic and imposing ; particularly where its waters play around the two small verdant isles which obstruct its bed, and break the rapid current of its streams.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blakey to read onlineMoreLess
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