The Pennyles Pilgrimage
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_106, forefathers have left this to us unconquered. _ This is a worthy and memorable motto, and I think few kingdoms or nonein the world can truly write the like, that notwithstanding so manyinroads, incursions, attempts, assaults, civil wars, and foreignhostilities, bloody battles, and mighty foughten fields, that maugre thestrength and policy of enemies, that royal crown and sceptre hath fromone hundred and seven descents, kept still unconquered, and by the powerof the King of Kings (thro...ugh the grace of the Prince of Peace) is nowleft peacefully to our peaceful king, whom long in blessed peace, theGod of peace defend and govern.
But once more, a word or two of _Edinburgh_, although I have scarcelygiven it that due which belongs unto it, for their lofty and statelybuildings, and for their fair and spacious street, yet my mind persuadesme that they in former ages that first founded that city did not so wellin that they built it in so discommodious a place; for the sea, and allnavigable rivers being the chief means for the enriching of towns andcities, by the reason of traffic with foreign nations, with exportation, transportation, and receite of variety of merchandizing; so this cityhad it been built but one mile lower on the seaside, I doubt not but ithad long before this been comparable to many a one of our greatest townsand cities in _Europe_, both for spaciousness of bounds, port, state, and riches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_106, forefathers have left this to us unconquered. _ This is a worthy and memorable motto, and I think few kingdoms or nonein the world can truly write the like, that notwithstanding so manyinroads, incursions, attempts, assaults, civil wars, and foreignhostilities, bloody battles, and mighty foughten fields, that maugre thestrength and policy of enemies, that royal crown and sceptre hath fromone hundred and seven descents, kept still unconquered, and by the powerof the King of Kings (thro...ugh the grace of the Prince of Peace) is nowleft peacefully to our peaceful king, whom long in blessed peace, theGod of peace defend and govern.
But once more, a word or two of _Edinburgh_, although I have scarcelygiven it that due which belongs unto it, for their lofty and statelybuildings, and for their fair and spacious street, yet my mind persuadesme that they in former ages that first founded that city did not so wellin that they built it in so discommodious a place; for the sea, and allnavigable rivers being the chief means for the enriching of towns andcities, by the reason of traffic with foreign nations, with exportation, transportation, and receite of variety of merchandizing; so this cityhad it been built but one mile lower on the seaside, I doubt not but ithad long before this been comparable to many a one of our greatest townsand cities in _Europe_, both for spaciousness of bounds, port, state, and riches.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor John to read onlineMoreLess
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