Scottish Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil
Scottish Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil
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But we must resume our sail in the Columba, now rapidly drawing to a close, as rounding Ardlamont Point, we turn our back on Arran, and the breadth of Loch Fyne opens before us. Calling at Tarbert, separated only by a narrow isthmus from the waters of the Atlantic, we sail rapidly past beautifully wooded shores into a little recess on the left, Loch Gilp, at the GOAT FELL, FROM BRODICK BAY.
head of which the passengers stream forth upon the quay, many of them starting to walk across the neck of... land that separates them from the Hebridean sea, others making their way over a dusty hillside to the canal steamer — it was the Linnet when we visited the place — and passing through some locks, rather tediously, to Crinan on the other side. Women and children selling milk and flowers greet us in our progress, pleasantly, but importunately. At last we reach the steamer for Oban, and perceive at once from the difference of its build that it is made for rougher seas than 6 3 BY THE CLYDE, TO THE WESTERN COAST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we must resume our sail in the Columba, now rapidly drawing to a close, as rounding Ardlamont Point, we turn our back on Arran, and the breadth of Loch Fyne opens before us. Calling at Tarbert, separated only by a narrow isthmus from the waters of the Atlantic, we sail rapidly past beautifully wooded shores into a little recess on the left, Loch Gilp, at the GOAT FELL, FROM BRODICK BAY.
head of which the passengers stream forth upon the quay, many of them starting to walk across the neck of... land that separates them from the Hebridean sea, others making their way over a dusty hillside to the canal steamer — it was the Linnet when we visited the place — and passing through some locks, rather tediously, to Crinan on the other side. Women and children selling milk and flowers greet us in our progress, pleasantly, but importunately. At last we reach the steamer for Oban, and perceive at once from the difference of its build that it is made for rougher seas than 6 3 BY THE CLYDE, TO THE WESTERN COAST.
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