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Page 108
... rises malt ; the small coal , called culm , for burning limestone . on the border of the county towards Cardiganshire , and has Towards the coast the coal is more bituminous . Culm cona S.W. course of about 25 iniles before its junction ...
... rises malt ; the small coal , called culm , for burning limestone . on the border of the county towards Cardiganshire , and has Towards the coast the coal is more bituminous . Culm cona S.W. course of about 25 iniles before its junction ...
Page 114
... rises in Ffynnon Llugwy , under the mountain Carnedd like Mercury ready to take bis tlight from the summit of Dafydd , and receives the water of two small lakes near Atlas . The waters of Ffynnon Llas from this height ap- Capel Curig ...
... rises in Ffynnon Llugwy , under the mountain Carnedd like Mercury ready to take bis tlight from the summit of Dafydd , and receives the water of two small lakes near Atlas . The waters of Ffynnon Llas from this height ap- Capel Curig ...
Page 212
... rises from the water - edge with Weintleet marsh ; it is then raised by seven locks to the level a steep ascent to an average height of 300 or 400 and in of Welland river , in whose bed it continues for 10 miles . It some places 2000 ...
... rises from the water - edge with Weintleet marsh ; it is then raised by seven locks to the level a steep ascent to an average height of 300 or 400 and in of Welland river , in whose bed it continues for 10 miles . It some places 2000 ...
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