Leven, from the ex-ceeding smoothness of its waters, which at-tain their greatest breadth on coming oppositeto Ross-dhu. It is then about eight mileswide, its extreme length being about thirtymiles, the whole being rendered yet morepicturesque by headlands and well-woodedislets. PENCARROW,… … I- PC c 0 2 < X G* £3 ^ C f- fe - : SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 59 carrow was in the family of Stapleton, andabout a century afterwards in that of Serjeaux,which ended in co-heiresses. It subsequentlybecame the property of a family who tooktheir name from the place ; but one of thisrace was…
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