The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century Its Progress And Expansion At Hom
The British Empire in the Nineteenth Century Its Progress And Expansion At Hom
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About 7 miles away, near the pretty village of St. Leonard, is a glen on the North Esk, with a fine fall to which some enthusi- astic Scot gave the name of Corra Linn, from the finest of the famous Clyde Falls near Lanark. The almost perpendicular walls of the chasm, through which the stream passes over and among enormous masses of granite, are beautiful with weather-stains, creepers, and shrubs. About 70 miles to the west of Launceston, by the railway, are the favourite sea-side resorts of For...mby and Torquay, at the mouth of the Mersey, on opposite sides of the river. Deloraine, with a population, in town and district, of about 6000, is on the Western Railway, about 45 miles south-west of 244 OUR EMPIRE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Launceston, in a fine agricultural region. The place has flour- mills, tanneries, and a brewery. Latrobe, a thriving town of about 2000 people, is on the Mersey some miles above Torquay, in an agricultural and fruit-growing district. Ringarooma, in the north- east, is an important little town for its tin-mining.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About 7 miles away, near the pretty village of St. Leonard, is a glen on the North Esk, with a fine fall to which some enthusi- astic Scot gave the name of Corra Linn, from the finest of the famous Clyde Falls near Lanark. The almost perpendicular walls of the chasm, through which the stream passes over and among enormous masses of granite, are beautiful with weather-stains, creepers, and shrubs. About 70 miles to the west of Launceston, by the railway, are the favourite sea-side resorts of For...mby and Torquay, at the mouth of the Mersey, on opposite sides of the river. Deloraine, with a population, in town and district, of about 6000, is on the Western Railway, about 45 miles south-west of 244 OUR EMPIRE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Launceston, in a fine agricultural region. The place has flour- mills, tanneries, and a brewery. Latrobe, a thriving town of about 2000 people, is on the Mersey some miles above Torquay, in an agricultural and fruit-growing district. Ringarooma, in the north- east, is an important little town for its tin-mining.
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