RAMSEY ISLE,

half a mile long, and three quarters broad, and divided into two

considerable farms. The whole island is well stocked with rabbits; and,

during the spring, the Razorbill, Puffin, and Harry birds, resort here in

flocks. It has undergone many changes from the continual wearing of the

waves. There is a tradition, that the embarkation for Ireland anciently

took place at Ramsey; but sailors doubt the truth of this circumstance,

from the circumstances of the tides. Our walk from St. David’s to

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