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A separate index is made for the Cross Roads.
INDEX TO THE CROSS ROADS.
Note.- Where the Italic Character is used, it implies
a complete, uninterrupted Route; and where the Roman Letter
is adopted, it signifies it to be Part only of some
Route so described in Italics. - For Example, See the Route
from Hounslow to Ryegate, p.561. This Road is divided thus -
Kingston to Ewell; Kingston to Hounslow; Ewell to Ryegate.-
Observe that, in this Instance, as in most others where the
Road is subdivided, the Eye, in reading, is directed
contrary Ways, or both up and down; namely, upwards for
Kingston to Hounslow, and downwards for Kingston to Ewell,
and so for Ewell to Ryegate - conceiving that it was likely
the Road might be as much required from Kingston to
Hounslow, as from Kingston to Ewell.- But wherever this
Index shall fail to answer the Purpose intended, a Reference
to the Cross Road Map will obviate the Difficulty.
Entries are on the pattern:-
Aldstone to Alnwick, 475
Askrigg to Kendal, 654
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