Autobiography And Anecdotes
Autobiography And Anecdotes
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L to college I saw Old and New Salisbury, Win- chester, and Wilton H, uso, whirh is the seat of tin- Karl of Pem- broke^ In the gardens of \\\\< were very curious waters Tin-re was a ro< k \\itli a linl sitting on it n one side; on the other
t Thin most be another rai-trmn*UUoo. Mr. Kingmill WM proUbly the 1 hb atep-motber. 8m before, p. 15.
$ The fullwt account of Wilton Home at thb period b contained in Aubmr...rinted for the Wituhire Topographical Society, 1847 167 OF WILLIAM TA8WEI. I . , 19 fide were some waters conveyed through pipes, which and falling resembled greatly the warbling of birds. Ini|>< un. L. -r 1 was sure to convey the water to her If a mail was curious in that way too, a pipe constructed him wouM omvi-y the water into his breeches. In another \--. L in-tantlv out of a pavement with a pro- digious force indeed, and so as to be raised six ells by degrees; when the water rose three eOs, a pine-apple was seen upon the top; and the water still rising, together with the pine-apple, when it had got six ells high, one might observe the pine-Apple sporting and pl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L to college I saw Old and New Salisbury, Win- chester, and Wilton H, uso, whirh is the seat of tin- Karl of Pem- broke^ In the gardens of \\\\< were very curious waters Tin-re was a ro< k \\itli a linl sitting on it n one side; on the other
t Thin most be another rai-trmn*UUoo. Mr. Kingmill WM proUbly the 1 hb atep-motber. 8m before, p. 15.
$ The fullwt account of Wilton Home at thb period b contained in Aubmr...rinted for the Wituhire Topographical Society, 1847 167 OF WILLIAM TA8WEI. I . , 19 fide were some waters conveyed through pipes, which and falling resembled greatly the warbling of birds. In
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