Great North
The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: London to York
作者：Harper, Charles G. (Charles George), 1863-1943
体例：段 章数：15
字数：317,257 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 按「段」标记切分为 15 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 21,150 字；最长 We have seen that Mace calls the road to Scotland a “highway（38,681 字），最短 You forget all this before that beautiful Abbey, whose impos（17,088 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- We have seen that Mace calls the road to Scotland a “highway
- Here is a testimony to the beauty of the scene. It is eloqu
- In later years, an almost equally serious disaster happened
- IT is a far cry from the London County Council, the present
- The road across Finchley Common was in passive alliance with
- More picturesque than the “White Hart” is the “Wellington,”
- The inn-signs of Stevenage afford some exercise for the cont
- Gervase Matcham, the son of a farmer living at Frodingham, i
- The “Haycock,” even in its days as an inn, was a noted hunti
- Less than a mile down the road is that humble little public-
- WE, none of us, who read the story of the roads, or who make
- Gonerby Hill—“Gunnerby” is the correct pronunciation of the
- “Scarthing Moor” is a name of somewhat terrifying sound; but
- “The saddler of Bawtry was hanged for leaving his ale,” runs
- You forget all this before that beautiful Abbey, whose impos