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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ireland (1864)

Howitt, William, 1792-1879 · London : A.W. Bennett · leaf 60

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ges, as the records of the country ftiow.Perhaps the beft crofling is from the lower end of FenhamFlats, nearer to Belford, where the coaft fweeps round fouth-eaft, and runs in a long promontory into the fei, to a point THE PRIORY OF LINDISFARNE. 49 called the Old Law, whence the paffage to… … LINDISFARNE } GENERAL VIEW. the riotous waves have torn out caverns and hollows, andfcattered the beach with fea-weeds, (hells, and drift, at high-water mark. The long, thin fea-grafs on the fand-hills hiflesin the wind as you advance, and behind other hills before you H 50 THE PRIORY OF…

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