The Legendary Lore of the Holy Wells of England : Including Rivers, Lakes, Fountains And Springs
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waterswell : water cross well.
About half a mile south of Tangley, on the north-west border of Hampshire, is the hamlet of \\'aters\vell Cross, a name probably derived from a cross in ancient days placed over a well in a dry chalk country.
ST. Lawrence's well.
Another ancient holy well in the Isle of Wight was St. Lawrence's Well. Henry Brinsley Sheridan wrote a poem on " A Legend of St. Lawrence's Well." It is now cleared away.
ALIGN : THE HOr.YBOURNE.
The Holybourne is supplied by a spring fr...om the chalk near the upper green sand outcrop. The spring has an elevation of about 350 feet, and is close to the churchyard. Formerly the water issued from its natural spring almost opposite the west door of the church, and about 20 yards from it ; but when the church- I HAMPSHIRE. 77 yard was enlarged, the spring-head and stream were culverted for about 30 or 40 yards to the pond. What its ancient sanctity was derived from, it is, perhaps, now difficult to say. — Hampshire Field Club, ii., pt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
waterswell : water cross well.
About half a mile south of Tangley, on the north-west border of Hampshire, is the hamlet of \\'aters\vell Cross, a name probably derived from a cross in ancient days placed over a well in a dry chalk country.
ST. Lawrence's well.
Another ancient holy well in the Isle of Wight was St. Lawrence's Well. Henry Brinsley Sheridan wrote a poem on " A Legend of St. Lawrence's Well." It is now cleared away.
ALIGN : THE HOr.YBOURNE.
The Holybourne is supplied by a spring fr...om the chalk near the upper green sand outcrop. The spring has an elevation of about 350 feet, and is close to the churchyard. Formerly the water issued from its natural spring almost opposite the west door of the church, and about 20 yards from it ; but when the church- I HAMPSHIRE. 77 yard was enlarged, the spring-head and stream were culverted for about 30 or 40 yards to the pond. What its ancient sanctity was derived from, it is, perhaps, now difficult to say. — Hampshire Field Club, ii., pt.
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