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Frontispiece: Auld Reekie
Auld Reekie, or Edinburgh; in the distance the castle, but everywhere there is smoke. |
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Title Page, In Search of Scotland
The date is actually on the reverse of this leaf, which I have not scanned. I have the fourth edition; all four are dated 1929. |
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Jedburgh Abbey
So these abbeys—Kelso, Jedburgh, Dryburgh, and Melrose—as close together as the abbeys of Yorkshire, preached the gospel of love in a land of hate. They [...]padres, helpless to stem the tide of war, nevertheless a comfort to friend and foe. [more...]
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Stirling Castle
I paused on a hill and looked down on the plain of Stirling. It was early evening and the mists were rising. The rock on which the Castle stands was blue-black against the grey of the fields, the mightiest thing in the wide plain, vast as a galleon on a quiet sea, [...] [more...]
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