The Antiquary volume 16
The Antiquary volume 16
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The slide with the hole at the top being at the east end, would be directly above the altar, and con- venient for the escape of smoke from the incense. But if we are to believe that the vault was erected by magic, through the agency of Hugh de Gifford, as the legend tells us, it is hardly likely that the powers with whom he was in league would assist him in building a chapel, or that he would invoke their aid in such a cause. Here again we find holes at each side of the entrance for the bars, w...hich were so necessary for protection. Opposite to the door giving egress through the sally-port is a well, quite dry now, but which once, we may suppose, furnished the inmates of the castle with water. It is reached by a descent of thirty-six steps. And this vault is, after the lapse of centuries, perfectly intact I Not a stone out of its place, or a crack in the wall to be seen anywhere. It might be the work of a few years ago, and yet no special effort has been made to preserve it from decay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slide with the hole at the top being at the east end, would be directly above the altar, and con- venient for the escape of smoke from the incense. But if we are to believe that the vault was erected by magic, through the agency of Hugh de Gifford, as the legend tells us, it is hardly likely that the powers with whom he was in league would assist him in building a chapel, or that he would invoke their aid in such a cause. Here again we find holes at each side of the entrance for the bars, w...hich were so necessary for protection. Opposite to the door giving egress through the sally-port is a well, quite dry now, but which once, we may suppose, furnished the inmates of the castle with water. It is reached by a descent of thirty-six steps. And this vault is, after the lapse of centuries, perfectly intact I Not a stone out of its place, or a crack in the wall to be seen anywhere. It might be the work of a few years ago, and yet no special effort has been made to preserve it from decay.
What to read after The Antiquary volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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