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xii. The Nuns of Mawgan
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Released on: 19/11/2017
e of Mawgan. The village of the same name occupies the lower part of the valley, and includes a few cottages, an old
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Contents
Preface
i. A Letter of Introduction
ii. A Cornish Fishing Town
iii. Holy Wells and Druid Relics
iv. Cornish People
v. Loo-Pool
vi. The Lizard
vii. The Pilchard Fishery
viii. The Land's End
ix. Botallack Mine
x. The Modern Drama in Cornwall
xi. The Ancient Drama in Cornwall
xii. The Nuns of Mawgan
xiii. Legends of the Northern Coast
Postscript to Rambles Beyond Railways
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