The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-11-13
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EDITOR,
30. 1ArLKY, Proprietor and suh-Editor.
ORIGINAL
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70. ras sou1H.ns nsrrsrsIsr.
Kenilwio,rth.

miles BY rail fromC Coventry, is tidy little vii.
taes With . population offs. .Ooo. some of whom
having caught ths spirit OF romance with
which Sir Walter Scott has imbusd It have
named their places after soms Of HE favor.
its. ehsraetsrs; 80 that the tourist fsels at
once, on entering. that he breathes enchant.
cd iii. In the short walk from the railway
20 ,the ]" Kings Armss hotel. he will see
.Trssilian Terracs,y g g Amy Robssrt Lodge"
"Lsicester Range. DO, dc. All this ro-
nance, however, viii not have satisfied his
appetite. At least. it did not mine, but leg
OF mutton, psrtstsn Of at the Kings Asn'.
did ; and, ssI he'd taken my early breakfast
At The /. King's Hedd' in Coventry, there
certainly seemed . prospect Of my msking
avoyai day Of It; nor. need i be surpri.ed
ON reaching Warwick. tonight 70 hnd en-
teftsinmsnt stths Queens Hands hotel, or
como name Of that sort Ihave lived too
5loag, however, In q republican atmosphere
20 feel willing to come down to her Mrjvs-
tys feet. Kenilw worth 10 in no way notable,
excepting for Its ancient Castle. It has few
manufacture Of any kind. and the making
Of horn eopabs seems to be the head business
There ara few wool shops, and two or
three chemical establishments. The town
mainly consists Of one long crooked street,
well Hanksd on both ddes with comfortable
Hooking dwellings but no public edifiees
worth naming. 10 may except the old par.
ish church. which was formerly an abbey /;
and this hss recently undergone such mod
ern alterations that It's interest TO the
stranger Is eonsiderably iessened. Leaving
che /" Kings Arms." turned into a pleas
ant green lane leading to the Castle, Jus,
stopping for moment OH the way to ex.
smiue an old fashioned village institution
called the g stocks" which seems to have
been sort of husband to the "ducking:
stool before named but Il was not. I be-
iFsve, like that charmer, the prerogative Of
either sex exclusively, both genders (if offend
srs) being put on an equal footing foot in)
bsfo.e this moral persuader; and many q
poor devil. no doubt, having once "put his
foot In Il, took Il ont again with q convie.
ti6h that the I" way OF the tfsnsgressor was
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g. 80. :, ,h,.. liza !, ,,'. ,i.rs.,
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fssling Of veneratson for such magnificent
49, ',r;aa IL. 500. h..nt;t,,, ja..r..i;..
:, ~. ,.,a..,v .t.r.tr.. .nd ..rrr;n. I.
Man or the 1,.,tIs "a INV hand had no d;t
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m. to,,ov,no I. ,b. or.s, ,ovs,;.r. .,oor,,
of,,t. .nne.,snes !, ,be ,;ms ~ Nh. G,oy.I
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tooL Ma. q, I.1k. aTbs on,.r vail ~
Az. .n,,,a,a .,a ,,ran,,o .,ruo.ur. enclosed
seven acres. b part Of which was occupied
~ extensive rtatles. and by a pleasant gar
der, with It's trim sarbors and Parterres. and
che rest formed the large base-court, or
outery yard. Of the noble Castle. The lordly
structure itself, which rose near the center
Of this spacious enclosure, was composed Of
. huge pile Of magnificent casteIlsted build.
.ings, arpareptly OF different ages, surround.
ins an inner court and bearing In the
nsmos sttsehed to each portion Of the mag.
nifisspt nnass, and IN the armorial bearings
which were there bIszonsd. the emblems Of
mighty chiefs who had long passed away.
aud whose history, could Ambition have lent
ear 70 Il, might have read q Lesson. TO the
naughty fsvorite who had nov acquired
and was augmenting the fair domain. a
iefgs ana nis.s've Keep wh'oh formed the
e,'Ade. q 'ne castle was OF uncertain
ssoesn stes' sa''quily' ~ pore .ne name
chat IN the Tower Of london ,soms ant,
ausrics asoribe jts foundation 10 an early
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