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We left our authors on an hill, which they miftook for a plain. Mr. Reynolds is now at Lynn. Like travelling anti- quaries, in this journey, he hath miffed his way ; and I muft haften to finilh this Iter to avoid a like fate in the next un- certain ftage.
* The cbaiife ot Aio L in the endings of words was not uncommon. The word Har is bill, in Harrow a large hill of Middlesex: And this changes to Hal, in Haldon, a hill in Devon.
73 ISEXNIS, CORISENNIS or CAUSENNIS, M. P. 25.
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Thefe nam...es feem to convey very different meanings : But /i may imply water, as in the word ifland : In is land j and Ijinnh may imply the water land.
Cor may imply inclofed water, a fpring> or a ftream ; h may be a diminutive, and, land 5 and Corijennh, may mean the little ftream land. We have in Devon a fmall ftream, named Cory, and this is derived from Av, water, changed to Ovt Ou, and Or : The prefix is explained in eflay 6th.
The road on which Caufennis ftands is called the Armln, in which name Arm means the army ; and En, land, implies in this word the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We left our authors on an hill, which they miftook for a plain. Mr. Reynolds is now at Lynn. Like travelling anti- quaries, in this journey, he hath miffed his way ; and I muft haften to finilh this Iter to avoid a like fate in the next un- certain ftage.
* The cbaiife ot Aio L in the endings of words was not uncommon. The word Har is bill, in Harrow a large hill of Middlesex: And this changes to Hal, in Haldon, a hill in Devon.
73 ISEXNIS, CORISENNIS or CAUSENNIS, M. P. 25.
Ancajler.
Thefe nam...es feem to convey very different meanings : But /i may imply water, as in the word ifland : In is land j and Ijinnh may imply the water land.
Cor may imply inclofed water, a fpring> or a ftream ; h may be a diminutive, and, land 5 and Corijennh, may mean the little ftream land. We have in Devon a fmall ftream, named Cory, and this is derived from Av, water, changed to Ovt Ou, and Or : The prefix is explained in eflay 6th.
The road on which Caufennis ftands is called the Armln, in which name Arm means the army ; and En, land, implies in this word the road.
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