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34866	Finden, W. (William)	The Ports, Harbours, Watering-places and Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain Vol. 1			.txt	text/plain	48796	1944	66	PORTS, HARBOURS, WATERING-PLACES, PORTS, HARBOURS, WATERING-PLACES, trade of the place is chiefly carried on in small vessels. Yarmouth, as a market-town and sea-port, enjoys many natural advantages; The town, extending upwards of a mile along the river, from north to Burlington Quay lies about a mile to the north-east of the market-town when viewed from the sea, at about two miles' distance from the north high-water the river above the bridge expands into a spacious harbour, till about seven years ago, its importance as a place of trade appears form one continuous town, lie on the south side of the river; a short distance from the south-west point of the island is called St. Cuthbert's rock, where in former times superstition feigned that the When viewed from the low ground beyond the river, the sea-town form a continuous line from south to north, of about half a mile in	./cache/34866.txt	./txt/34866.txt