Yorkshire—coast And Moorland Scenes
Yorkshire—coast And Moorland Scenes
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The fable connected with the outlaw is scarcely worth repeating, but on the site of these butts urns have been dug up, and are now to be found in Scarborough Museum.
The Bay Town is hidden away in a most astonish- ing fashion, for, until you have almost reached the two bastions which guard the way up from the beach, there is nothing to be seen of the charming old place. If you approach by the road past the railway-station it is the same, for only garishly new hotels and villas are to be seen on... the high ground, and not a vestige of the fishing-town can be dis Digitized by Google 62 YORKSHIRE covered But the road to the bay at last begins to drop down very steeply, and the first old roofe appear. The path at the side of the road develops into a very long series of steps, and in a few minutes the narrow street, flanked by very tall houses, has swallowed you up.
Everything is very clean and orderly, and, although most of the houses are very old, they are generally in a good state of repair, exhibiting in every case the seaman's love of firesh paint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fable connected with the outlaw is scarcely worth repeating, but on the site of these butts urns have been dug up, and are now to be found in Scarborough Museum.
The Bay Town is hidden away in a most astonish- ing fashion, for, until you have almost reached the two bastions which guard the way up from the beach, there is nothing to be seen of the charming old place. If you approach by the road past the railway-station it is the same, for only garishly new hotels and villas are to be seen on... the high ground, and not a vestige of the fishing-town can be dis Digitized by Google 62 YORKSHIRE covered But the road to the bay at last begins to drop down very steeply, and the first old roofe appear. The path at the side of the road develops into a very long series of steps, and in a few minutes the narrow street, flanked by very tall houses, has swallowed you up.
Everything is very clean and orderly, and, although most of the houses are very old, they are generally in a good state of repair, exhibiting in every case the seaman's love of firesh paint.
What to read after Yorkshire—coast And Moorland Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Home Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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