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The scroll-pattern stair ends, balustrade and spiral newel treatment are much the same as at Whitby Hall. Although similar in pattern the balusters are more slender and placed three instead of two on each stair.
When West Hartlepool, Whitby, and Scarborough were bombarded by the German warships on the morning of December 16, the English excitement concerning it was only a small part of what an American would have expected.
But this is a very serious matter. You must never again communicate with Ooma in any way. Avoid him as you would shun the plague, for within three or four days he will be in gaol, and you will be called upon to give evidence against him." At his chambers Brett found Holden awaiting him, with the tidings that Capella had gone to Whitby. The Italian's agents, Messrs.
The helm was intrusted to a boy ignorant of the coast. He ran the vessel upon the rocks at Whitby; and one half of the miserable, dissipated crew were plunged into eternity almost without a knowledge of what was taking place."
Still, there are few who will fail to thank the good folks of Whitby for preserving an ecclesiastical curiosity of such an unusual nature. The box-pews on the floor of the church are separated by very narrow gangways we cannot call them aisles and the gallery across the chancel arch is particularly noticeable for the twisted wooden columns supporting it.
So he was received into Whitby monastery with all his family "and," continues the story, "all that he could learn he kept in memory, and like a clean beast chewing the cud, he turned it all into the sweetest verse, so pleasant to hear, that even his teachers wrote and learned at his lips." The story throws a good deal of light on the way in which a large double monastery was organised.
We were now near enough to the barque to make out her name through a glass the 'Monkshaven, of Whitby and we observed a puff of smoke issue from her deck simultaneously with the arrival of our boat alongside.
Instead of Grendel, we have Satan as the arch-enemy against whom the battle rages. Caedmon, who died in 680, was until middle life a layman attached to the monastery at Whitby, on the northeast coast of Yorkshire.
This chronological contradiction has given much trouble to Christian Commentators, as may be seen in Whitby, Hammond, &c. &c. V. 14, Stephen says, Jacob therefore descended into Egypt, and our Fathers, and there died.
The old-time traveller from York to Whitby saw practically nothing of Newton Dale, for the great coach-road bore him towards the east, and then, on climbing the steep hill up to Lockton Low Moor, he went almost due north as far as Sleights.
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