Identifier: notesinenglandit00hawt (find matches)
Title: Notes in England and Italy
Year: 1875 (1870s)
Authors: Hawthorne, Sophia Peabody, 1809-1871
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Publisher: New York : G. P. Putnam & son London : S. Low & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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GLASGOW. 14? Pcrliaps some Komans who strayed up Iiere i*ectifiedtlieir forms with their own classic contours. As we passed through Kilwinning again, the gude-man lamented over Knoxs senseless rage againstinnocent stone, when knocking down the magnifi-cent abbey. We now kept crossing the river Gar-nock. Then we enter Beitli, and skirt along byKilburnie Loch, two miles long and half a milebroad, with pretty banks of clustering foliage; andon it is Kilburnie village, with its small, ancientkirk, full of interesting memorial tablets of the nobleCrawford family. The ruins of their castle are atno great distance, covered with ivy. Soon we cameto Loch Winnoch. The country all about theselochs is rich and picturesque, but still not carpeted■\vdth velvet of various shades, nor winnowed ofevery unsightly weed, nor bearing marks of the iin-tiring hand of man, polishing and garnishing atevery point. It has its own charm, however, thoughmy eyes have become so accustomed to Englandsperfection of

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