The Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight
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The church itfelf has long been deftroyed ; but the tower has been ftrengthened, and made to ferve as a fea- mark. " The Corporation of Brading ftill pays an annual fine, or fee- farm rent, into the Exchequer, amounting to four marks 2 135. 4d. Their revenue is to a large extent derived from certain dues on (hops and trades, aflefled according to ancient charter.
Brading Church is fuppofed to have been erected foon after the Conqueft, but independently of its claims as an object of antiquity, i...t deferves notice from having been for many years the fcene of the paftoral labours of the late Rev. Legh Richmond. The admirers of that interefting author who vifit the ifland mould procure his cheap and elegant little hand- book to the fcenery, defcribed in the " Annals of the Poor, " entitled, "The Landfcape Beauties of the Ifle of Wight. " Brading Church is confidered the oldeft in the ifland. It is chiefly tranfitionary Norman in ftyle. It confifts of a chancel, nave, and fide aides ; each with a fmall chapel at the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The church itfelf has long been deftroyed ; but the tower has been ftrengthened, and made to ferve as a fea- mark. " The Corporation of Brading ftill pays an annual fine, or fee- farm rent, into the Exchequer, amounting to four marks 2 135. 4d. Their revenue is to a large extent derived from certain dues on (hops and trades, aflefled according to ancient charter.
Brading Church is fuppofed to have been erected foon after the Conqueft, but independently of its claims as an object of antiquity, i...t deferves notice from having been for many years the fcene of the paftoral labours of the late Rev. Legh Richmond. The admirers of that interefting author who vifit the ifland mould procure his cheap and elegant little hand- book to the fcenery, defcribed in the " Annals of the Poor, " entitled, "The Landfcape Beauties of the Ifle of Wight. " Brading Church is confidered the oldeft in the ifland. It is chiefly tranfitionary Norman in ftyle. It confifts of a chancel, nave, and fide aides ; each with a fmall chapel at the end.
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