From John O'groats to Land's End
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FOURTH WEEK'S JOURNEY _Monday, October 9th_ There were some streets in Edinburgh called wynds, and it was in one ofthese, the College Wynd, that Sir Walter Scott was born in the year1771. It seemed a strange coincidence that the great Dr. Samuel Johnsonshould have visited the city in the same year, and have been conductedby Boswell and Principal Robertson to inspect the college along thatsame wynd when the future Sir Walter Scott was only about two years old. We had not yet ventured to explore ...one of these ancient wynds, as theyappeared to us like private passages between two rows of tall houses. Aswe could not see the other end, we looked upon them as traps for theunwary, but we mustered up our courage and decided to explore one ofthem before leaving the town. We therefore rose early and selected oneof an antiquated appearance, but we must confess to a feeling of someapprehension in entering it, as the houses on each side were of six toeight storeys high, and so lofty that they appeared almost to touch eachother at the top.
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FOURTH WEEK'S JOURNEY _Monday, October 9th_ There were some streets in Edinburgh called wynds, and it was in one ofthese, the College Wynd, that Sir Walter Scott was born in the year1771. It seemed a strange coincidence that the great Dr. Samuel Johnsonshould have visited the city in the same year, and have been conductedby Boswell and Principal Robertson to inspect the college along thatsame wynd when the future Sir Walter Scott was only about two years old. We had not yet ventured to explore ...one of these ancient wynds, as theyappeared to us like private passages between two rows of tall houses. Aswe could not see the other end, we looked upon them as traps for theunwary, but we mustered up our courage and decided to explore one ofthem before leaving the town. We therefore rose early and selected oneof an antiquated appearance, but we must confess to a feeling of someapprehension in entering it, as the houses on each side were of six toeight storeys high, and so lofty that they appeared almost to touch eachother at the top.
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