Cabrach Feerings
Cabrach Feerings
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By 3 ft. 8 ins. By about 6 ins. At its thickest, having on its flatter side some marks which a lively imagination can see to be the serpent of the Druids, and which the natives declare to be a "Sculptured Stone, " but it is probable that the sculptor was simply Nature.
The settlement, being beside the road which is pretty generally known as the Caledonian road, was most likely inhabited by one of those Caledonian tribes which, under Galgacus, repulsed the Romans in their attempt to explore the ...northern parts of Britain ; but more we cannot say.
A most fantastic theory as to the derivation of the name Kelman was that put forward by a Cabrach man, who imagined that the people that had settled on the hill came from Kiel in Holland, and that they named the hill after their native place, and the Deveron from a stream near to it, which rises in the Doufrefield mountains. In pursuance of his theory, he sought out everyone named Kelman that he could find, and observed that they all had a sauat, Dutchman-like appearance, and further that Cabrach butter and Kiel butter were alike excellent and superior to that of other districts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By 3 ft. 8 ins. By about 6 ins. At its thickest, having on its flatter side some marks which a lively imagination can see to be the serpent of the Druids, and which the natives declare to be a "Sculptured Stone, " but it is probable that the sculptor was simply Nature.
The settlement, being beside the road which is pretty generally known as the Caledonian road, was most likely inhabited by one of those Caledonian tribes which, under Galgacus, repulsed the Romans in their attempt to explore the ...northern parts of Britain ; but more we cannot say.
A most fantastic theory as to the derivation of the name Kelman was that put forward by a Cabrach man, who imagined that the people that had settled on the hill came from Kiel in Holland, and that they named the hill after their native place, and the Deveron from a stream near to it, which rises in the Doufrefield mountains. In pursuance of his theory, he sought out everyone named Kelman that he could find, and observed that they all had a sauat, Dutchman-like appearance, and further that Cabrach butter and Kiel butter were alike excellent and superior to that of other districts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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