From John
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共 78 题- FROM JOHN O' GROAT'S TO LAND'S END
- OR 1372 MILES ON FOOT
- A BOOK OF DAYS AND CHRONICLE OF ADVENTURES BY TWO PEDESTRIANS ON TOUR
- LONDON
- CAXTON PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED
- CLUN HOUSE, SURREY STREET, W.C.
- FOREWORD
- HOW WE GOT TO JOHN O' GROAT'S
- OUR ROUTE FROM JOHN O' GROAT'S TO LAND'S END
- HOMEWARD BOUND--Nov. 20 and 21 pp. 653-658
- FROM JOHN O' GROAT'S TO LAND'S END
- HOW WE GOT TO JOHN O' GROAT'S
- There was an old-world appearance about Kirkwall reminiscent of the time
- NOTICES OF JOHN O' GROAT'S HOUSE.
- The following entry also appeared in the Album:--
- THE SHEPHERD'S STORY
- WE BEGIN OUR JOURNEY
- TERRIFIC GALE AT WICK THREATENED DESTRUCTION OF THE HARBOUR WORKS
- SECOND WEEK'S JOURNEY
- THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE
- THIRD WEEKS JOURNEY
- M. O A.
- MARGARET
- AGNES.
- PSALMS IX., XIX.
- Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown
- HERE IS BURIED A WORTHY MAN AND AN INGENIOUS MASON,
- ALEXANDER MILNE, 20 Feb. A.D. 1643
- Restored by Robert Mylne
- FVN . BE . RO . MILNE . M.M. . I . JYL . 1671.
- FOURTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- HUZZA! HUZZAH!! HUZZAH!!!
- FIFTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- A WEEK IN THE RAIN
- REED ROBIN
- SIXTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- A WEEK OF AGONY
- The local poet, in giving an account of the battle, has written:--
- SEVENTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- I was not in safety, neither had I rest, and the trouble came.
- TO PENELOPE
- ONLY CHILD OF SIR BROOKE BOOTHBY AND DAME SUSANNAH BOOTHBY.
- H. I. M.
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- The old, old, very old man
- THOMAS PARR
- A.D. 1555--Elizabeth, "Prisoner."
- A SEA DIRGE
- EIGHTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- And when the procession arrived at the steps of the cross--
- THE PROTESTANT RELIGION AND THE LIBERTY OF ENGLAND.
- INVENTOR OF THE WATER PUMP
- SLAITHWAITE
- We thought we had finished with fossils
- SACRED TO THE MEMORY
- OF
- RICHARD WESTLAKE,
- AGED 27 YEARS,
- MASTER OF THE BRIG "ISLA,"
- ALSO JOHN WESTLAKE,
- HIS BROTHER, AGED 24 YEARS,
- ANSTIS COVE
- NINTH WEEK'S JOURNEY
- IN HONOR OF
- WILLIAM JOHN WILLS
- DRAKE'S DRUM
- We had now to walk all the way to Land's
- Jenkin Keigwin. There was a
- HOMEWARD BOUND
- REMEMBER
- IN MEMORIAM
- JOHN NAYLOR.
- BEESTON TOWERS, CHESHIRE, 1916.