Great North
The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: York to Edinburgh
作者：Harper, Charles G. (Charles George), 1863-1943
体例：段 章数：16
字数：327,358 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,459 字；最长 But there is still something left of the York Castle of old,（38,928 字），最短 As for Calton Hill, that neo-classic eminence gives form and（7,274 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- But there is still something left of the York Castle of old,
- BEFORE railways came and rendered London the chief resort of
- Criticism is at once disarmed on entering. One enters, not
- Raynard’s sister was waiting for him, with supper ready, and
- fields still known by that name. Many grave mounds remain i
- But one cannot spend all the evening in contemplating the ol
- BEYOND its grand old church, Darlington has nothing of great
- The battlefield of Neville’s Cross lies to the west of the C
- “Oho!” cried the thief, “you do! But you shall never be evi
- This way came the coaches, climbing into Newcastle up Sandhi
- It is something of a shock to the sentimental pilgrim, north
- From Goswick we’ve geese, from Cheswick we’ve cheese;
- It was a century of licence (not marriage licence), that pre
- The initial letter in the name of Haddington is a superfluit
- The Pleasance was largely in receipt of the traffic to and f
- As for Calton Hill, that neo-classic eminence gives form and