Views in North Britain Illustrative of the Works of Robert Burns
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From the house is seen, through the trees, a peep of the thriving village of Catrine, situated a mile further up the river: it is built on a regu- lar plan, and, though it was commenced only 35 about eighteen years ago, it now contains nearly eighteen hundred souls; who are chiefly support- ed by the extensive cotton-works which were erected by David Dale, esq. Of Glasgow, and Mr. Alexander, his partner, in the year 1787. The works are now the property of Messrs. Kirk- man, Finlay, and Co. Of G...lasgow. The manufac- tory has a lofty and extensive front, closely glazed. Coming suddenly and unexpectedly through a country, wild as this is, upon such an object, glittering in the full blaze of a noon-tide sun, it has a most magnificent appearance; and, at the moment, seems rather the effect of magic than reality.
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This religious institution was founded byUthered, father to Roland, lord of Galloway, during the reign of Malcolm the Fourth, king of Scotland ; who placed here a convent of nuns, of the Be- nedictine order, and endowed it with diverse lands, lying within the baronies of Corse Michael and Drumsleith, in the stewartry of Kirkcudbright.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the house is seen, through the trees, a peep of the thriving village of Catrine, situated a mile further up the river: it is built on a regu- lar plan, and, though it was commenced only 35 about eighteen years ago, it now contains nearly eighteen hundred souls; who are chiefly support- ed by the extensive cotton-works which were erected by David Dale, esq. Of Glasgow, and Mr. Alexander, his partner, in the year 1787. The works are now the property of Messrs. Kirk- man, Finlay, and Co. Of G...lasgow. The manufac- tory has a lofty and extensive front, closely glazed. Coming suddenly and unexpectedly through a country, wild as this is, upon such an object, glittering in the full blaze of a noon-tide sun, it has a most magnificent appearance; and, at the moment, seems rather the effect of magic than reality.
36 LINCLUDEN COLLEGE*.
This religious institution was founded byUthered, father to Roland, lord of Galloway, during the reign of Malcolm the Fourth, king of Scotland ; who placed here a convent of nuns, of the Be- nedictine order, and endowed it with diverse lands, lying within the baronies of Corse Michael and Drumsleith, in the stewartry of Kirkcudbright.
What to read after Views in North Britain Illustrative of the Works of Robert Burns?
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