A Journey to the Western Islands of ScotlandA. Strahan; and T. Cadell, 1791 - 384 ページ |
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... the otters exceed ours in a far greater propor- tion . I faw one at Armidel , of a fize much beyond that which I fuppofed them ever to attain ; and Mr. Maclean , the heir of 1 of Col , a man of middle ftature , WESTERN ISLANDS , & c . 137.
... the otters exceed ours in a far greater propor- tion . I faw one at Armidel , of a fize much beyond that which I fuppofed them ever to attain ; and Mr. Maclean , the heir of 1 of Col , a man of middle ftature , WESTERN ISLANDS , & c . 137.
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... Maclean , fhould be regularly called Muck ; but the appellation , which he thinks too coarse for his Island , he would like ftill lefs for himself , and he is therefore addreffed by the title of , Ifle of Muck . This little island ...
... Maclean , fhould be regularly called Muck ; but the appellation , which he thinks too coarse for his Island , he would like ftill lefs for himself , and he is therefore addreffed by the title of , Ifle of Muck . This little island ...
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... Maclean , a young gentleman , the eldeft fon of the Laird of Col , heir to a very great extent of land , and fo defirous of improving his inheritance , that he spent a confiderable time among the farmers of Hertfordshire , and Hampshire ...
... Maclean , a young gentleman , the eldeft fon of the Laird of Col , heir to a very great extent of land , and fo defirous of improving his inheritance , that he spent a confiderable time among the farmers of Hertfordshire , and Hampshire ...
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... Maclean , who lived in the ifle of Inch Kenneth , and would readily find us a convenient paffage . From this time was formed an acquaintance , which being begun by time 172 A JOURNEY TO THE by a falfe opinion of skill, which if he ...
... Maclean , who lived in the ifle of Inch Kenneth , and would readily find us a convenient paffage . From this time was formed an acquaintance , which being begun by time 172 A JOURNEY TO THE by a falfe opinion of skill, which if he ...
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... Maclean refided , and after- ward to Jona . For this purpose , the most commodious ftation that we could take was Armidel , which Sir Alexander Macdonald had now left to a gentleman , who lived there as his factor or steward . In our ...
... Maclean refided , and after- ward to Jona . For this purpose , the most commodious ftation that we could take was Armidel , which Sir Alexander Macdonald had now left to a gentleman , who lived there as his factor or steward . In our ...
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37 ページ - Castle, built upon the margin of the sea, so that the walls of one of the towers seem only a continuation of a perpendicular rock, the foot of which is beaten by the waves. To walk round the house seemed impracticable. From the windows the eye wanders over the sea that separates Scotland from Norway, and when the winds beat with violence, must enjoy all the terrific grandeur of the tempestuous ocean.
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