Sunrise Land Rambles in Eastern England
Sunrise Land Rambles in Eastern England
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There is a pleasant ring about Lynn. The name is quaint, suggestive of Devonshire, with a fine old Saxon flavour about it. To those who know it not nor its neighbourhood, Lynn possibly suggests, too, shady old quays, quaint alley-ways, fine river scenery, and much activity of a marine and picturesque kind. They dreamily associate it with bells : "O'er the shining sands, the wandering cattle homeward Follow each other at your call, Bells of Lynn, " and with Eugene Aram and his arrest ; and havin...g, too, a hazy notion of its antiquity and ancient history, it must necess- arily, they think, be a delightful place. Illusions, alas, are so difficult to retain, that it is best for all who think thus pleasantly of Lynn to keep as far from it as possible. With a nice turn for antiquarianism, one might perhaps find time hang less heavily on one's hands in this Norfolk town, for there are a couple of fine churches and a Guild- hall of extreme interest. But more than this is somehow THE TOWN OF LYNN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a pleasant ring about Lynn. The name is quaint, suggestive of Devonshire, with a fine old Saxon flavour about it. To those who know it not nor its neighbourhood, Lynn possibly suggests, too, shady old quays, quaint alley-ways, fine river scenery, and much activity of a marine and picturesque kind. They dreamily associate it with bells : "O'er the shining sands, the wandering cattle homeward Follow each other at your call, Bells of Lynn, " and with Eugene Aram and his arrest ; and havin...g, too, a hazy notion of its antiquity and ancient history, it must necess- arily, they think, be a delightful place. Illusions, alas, are so difficult to retain, that it is best for all who think thus pleasantly of Lynn to keep as far from it as possible. With a nice turn for antiquarianism, one might perhaps find time hang less heavily on one's hands in this Norfolk town, for there are a couple of fine churches and a Guild- hall of extreme interest. But more than this is somehow THE TOWN OF LYNN.
What to read after Sunrise Land Rambles in Eastern England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Berlyn to read onlineMoreLess
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