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		Leithen, leaning his bicycle against a tree, prospected the murky pools with the air rather of an angler than a photographer, and in the process found his stiff shirt and collar a vexation.
		Leithen left his bicycle by the roadside and crossed the waste of hags and tussocks to the water's edge.
		Leithen had looked on and marvelled, while before sunset that ancient man hooked and landed seven good fish....Somehow that bit of shining sunflecked Canadian river reminded him of the unpromising stretch of the Larrig he had just been reconnoitring.
	gutenberg.net.au /ebooks03/0300621.txt (23574 words)

	Vale of Leithen F.C. Official Website
		With a population of around 2,500 it is the eighth largest settlement in the Borders, and is situated at the junction of the Leithen Water and the River Tweed in the eastern part of Tweeddale formerly known as Peeblesshire.
		In August 1974 the old pavilion, which was situated at the east end of the ground, was completely destroyed by fire and in the process the club, as well as losing equipment, sadly lost irreplaceable club records.
		Vale of Leithen play in the colours of navy blue and white, the reason for which is again obscure.
	www.valeofleithen.co.uk /pages/clubprofile.htm (603 words)

	Poacher
		The sun-warmed waters of the river drowsed in the long dead stretches, curled at rare intervals by the faintest western breeze.
		Leithen heard it too, the cry of excited men … Jimsie stood on one foot for a moment in doubt, then he turned and doubled toward the Wood of Larrigmore ….
		Leithen wished he was King of the Otters, as in the Highland tale, to summon the brute to his aid.
	www.ultimateflytying.com /Poacher.htm (3051 words)

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		That is to say, when the water was deep enough for the berg to float clear of the bottom of the sea, there could be no striae ; when the water was too shallow, the berg would not float at all, and there would be no striic.
		This would be a sup position hard to reconcile with the present proportion of land and water on the surface of the globe and with the phenomena of terrestrial contraction and gravitation." f We have seen that the surface-rocks underneath the Drift are scored and grooved by some external force.
		Hence, some one has said, "No water, no volcano." While the amount of water which so enters is small because of the smallness of the cavity between the shell of the earth and the molten globe within, this process is carried on upon a comparatively small scale, and is a safe one for the earth.
	fax.libs.uga.edu /text/rag.txt (14727 words)

	33, Description of Tweedale and the Province of Peebles - Blaeu Atlas of Scotland, 1654
		Then it takes in the Leader Water, at which Lauder may be seen, with Thirlestane; there is the very beautiful house of John Maitland, quite recently Chancellor of Scotland, who for his singular prudence was created Baron Thirlestane by King James VI.
		Third is Peebles Water, flowing from the fringes or boundary of Lothian, measuring in its course eight miles before it reaches Peebles, where it flows into the Tweed.
		Fourth is Innerleithen Water, coming from the foot of the Lothian hills for six miles as far as Innerleithen, where it flows into the Tweed.
	www.nls.uk /digitallibrary/map/early/blaeu/923.html (570 words)

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		INNERLEITHEN, a police burgh and health resort of Peebles-shire, Scotland, on Leithen Water, near its junction with the Tweed, m.
		The spa, alleged to be the St Ronan's well of Scott's novel of that name, has a pump-room, baths, andc.
		The saline waters are useful in minor cases of dyspepsia and liver complaints.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?locale=en&content_id=34866 (365 words)

	:: Peeblesshire News >> Covering Peeblesshire and the surrounding areas ::
		Borders biologists fear for Tweed salmon after an American Signal Crayfish was seen in the Leithen Water.
		But last month fishermen spotted two of the creatures in a shallow part of the Leithen Water — and experts believe it is inevitable that they will find their way down to the Tweed and other spawning grounds, if they are not there already.
		It is not known how the crayfish reached the Leithen Water, and if the discovery is linked with the Ettrick Water colony.
	www.peeblesshirenews.com /?module=displaystory&story_id=744&format=html (494 words)

	What To See & Do
		The original spring provided fresh clear water for the nearby cottages and passers by, especially school children, who were in the habit of stopping for a refreshing cool drink.
		Arguably the most popular subject in the locality for artists and photographers, this picturesque bridge was built in 1701 to enable parishioners on the east side of the Leithen to attend the former church which stood at the Kirklands a quarter of a mile to the north of the bridge.
		The War Memorial in Leithen Road, a simple memorial stone surmounted by a bronze plate on which is recorded the names of the fallen in World War II, stands at the entrance to an unique garden.
	www.ettrickgraphics.com /Innerleithen/seeanddo.htm (1241 words)

	Etext » books
		That is to say, when the water was deep enough for the berg to float clear of the bottom of the sea, there could be no striæ; when the water was too shallow, the berg would not float at all, and there would be no striæ.
		The striations would occur only when the water was; just deep enough to float the berg, and not deep enough to raise the berg clear of the rocks; and but a small part of the bottom of the sea could fulfill these conditions.
		While the amount of water which so enters is small because of the smallness of the cavity between the shell of the earth and the molten globe within, this process is carried on upon a comparatively small scale, and is a safe one for the earth.
	etext.teamnesbitt.com /books/etext/etext04/ragna10.txt.html (17016 words)

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		They are bounded on the north by the waters which divide Orkney from Shetland; on the east by the North Sea; on the south by the Pentland Firth, which separates the isles from Caithness; and on the west by the Atlantic Ocean.
		The principal rivers are the Tweed, the Lyne, the Peebles or Eddlestone, and the Leithen.
		The Leithen water has its source in the northeast of the county; flows through the village of Innerleithen, to which it gives its name; and falls into the Tweed opposite to Traquair House.
	bally.fortunecity.com /mulligan/173/pages/newsletters/i_s_1997-05.txt (6441 words)

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		It might be done on Haripol--I wadna say but it might be done, but yon auld man at Glenraden will be ill to get the better of.
		Leithen turned and found the boy of the ginger-beer.
		He scarcely listened to Leithen, when he told him of his compact with Fish Benjie.
	etext.library.adelaide.edu.au /pgaus/ebooks03/0300621.txt (23652 words)

	Peebles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Peebles lies at the confluence of the River Tweed and Eddleston Water (locally called the Cuddy).
		The Tweed is flowing approximately west to east, and the Eddleston is flowing from the north; 300m before the confluence the Eddleston turns to flow south-west.
		Peebles had two further gates, Bridgegate (where the Eddleston Water was crossed to the north of town) and Ludgate (the western gate of the town) which is now called Young Street.
	www.eastpaloaltocaus.com /details/Peebles (1046 words)

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		He and his dog, which was attached by a rope to his waist, suddenly cascaded out of the carriage, landed on their heads on the track, and rolled some way down the bank towards the water.
		I was in a wide semicircle of moorland, with the brown river as radius, and the high hills forming the northern circumference.
		I recalled the years I had spent herding on Leithen Water, I made my mind dwell lovingly on sleep in a box-bed and a bottle of cheap whisky.
	eserver.org /fiction/39-steps.txt (27122 words)

	Innerleithen Golf Club - Course Details - Scotlands Golf Courses
		Attractive course set in the Leithen valley with lovely view of the surrounding hills.
		A stream meanders through six holes and offers a challenge to all standards of golfers, yet it is easy walking.
		FIRST (177 yards, par-3) — Narrow entry to green with roadway on the right, a burn on front left and the Leithen Water at the back.
	www.scotlands-golf-courses.com /Courses/details.asp?cid=318 (89 words)

	Walkerburn_Church
		During this time the villagers travelled up the valley of Tweed and Leithen to the ancient Church on the hillside by Cauldhame on the outskirts of Innerleithen.
		In the year 1701 the Church built the Cuddy Bridge to enable its worshippers from Caberston to cross the Leithen Water in a more modern and convenient fashion.
		This practice continued for a further 167 years, until steps were taken to furnish the village with a place of worship of their own.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /itwcos/Walkerburn_history.html (356 words)

	- Printable Form (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Set in the Leithen Valley there are views of the local countryside, while the River Leithen comes into play on no less than four holes.
		The course was designed in 1886 by three times Open Champion Willie Park and to this day still presents a worthy challenge.
		If you happen to go through the back, then more water is waiting for your ball.
	www.scottishgolfcourses.com /printable.php?target=innerleithen (132 words)

	Flush Bracket G292: Innerleithen - Bench Mark Database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On north gable of private clubhouse at corner of Pirn Road and Leithen Crescent.
		Just west of bridge over Leithen Water on A72 and opposite B709.
		N gable NW angle of building at junct, immediately W of bridge over Leithen Water on A72 and opposite B709...
	www.bench-marks.org.uk /bm121 (125 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| South of Scotland \| Crayfish threat to Borders salmon
		The predator, said to devour natural wildlife and wreck the ecosystem, has been spotted in Leithen Water.
		Dr Ronald Campbell, the fisheries biologist responsible for the River Tweed, said the signal crayfish could be wiped out by poison or disease.
		The aggressive signal crayfish got into Scottish waters about 10 years ago and has been in England and Wales since the 1970s.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/scotland/south_of_scotland/5202556.stm (354 words)

	Des2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		When coming into Innerlethien go over bridge and turn first right into Leithen Road which runs alongside Leithen water.
		When you come out from amongst the trees cross the path and climb the mound in front of you to where there used to be a prehistoric fort.
		Follow the path down into mixed woodland ignoring the cross paths, as it winds down to the Cuddy Bridge built in 1701 which crosses the leithen water to the road.
	www.stormloader.com /dmilne/des2.htm (481 words)

	Torykneis (The Common; Priesthope Hill; Leithen Water) (Ancient Village / Settlement / Misc. Earthwork) \| The Modern ...
		Torykneis (The Common; Priesthope Hill; Leithen Water) (Ancient Village / Settlement / Misc.
		There are also meant to be eight house platforms within the wall, but these are very difficult to distinguish due to the overgrown vegetation.
		The occupants of this place must have had an excellent view up and down the Leithen Water and across to Lee Pen, though the position is not a defensive one, unlike the two forts (the Pirn and Caerlee) only a couple of kilometres or so down the glen.
	www.themodernantiquarian.com /site/5047 (686 words)

	BC Museum: James Hogg, Part III
		He tells of the wonderful individual tests in stormy weather carried out by his dogs on the hills of Yarrow, but how it would have gladdened the shepherd's heart to see the team work by Mr.
		Wilson's Border Collies, trained on the hills in the Leithen Water Valley, a district well known and often frequented by the Ettrick Shepherd.
		Hogg would, in my opinion, have been one of the leaders in the trial field had such exhibitions been in vogue in his day, because he could read character in the Collie, and doubtless he saw something outstanding in the expression of that wonderful worker, Sirrah, when he induced his owner to part with him.
	www.gis.net /~shepdog/BC_Museum/Permanent/hogg_3.html (739 words)

	West Lothian on a small group tour of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Museum in restored 18th-century water mill: story of Scottish shale oil; local history displays; and working farm with livestock.
		Small town where Leithen Water meets River Tweed.
		Robert Smail's Printing Works are reconstruction of Victorian press, including reconstructed water wheel and office containing many historic items.
	www.visitdunkeld.com /west-lothian.htm (674 words)

	Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland
		Loch Leven, Levenwick, Levera, Levern Water, Lewis or Lews
		Liberton, Liddel Water, Liddesdale, Liff, Lightburn, Lilliards-Edge, Lilliesleaf
		Luggate Water, Luggie Water, Lugton, Lugton Junction, Lugton Water, Loch Luichart, Luine or Loyne, Luing, Luirbost, Lui Water, Lumphanan
	www.electricscotland.com /HISTORY/gazetteer/l.htm (594 words)

	Golf
		Mixed park and heathland with mature trees and water features.
		Please contact Douglas Water Golf Club for current fees or visit
		Leithen Water, Leithen Road, Innerleithen, Scotland EH44 6NL
	www.moffatwater.co.uk /Golf.htm (778 words)

	The 39 Steps by John Buchan : Arthur's Classic Novels
		Above half the men had lunched heavily and were highly flavoured with whisky, but they took no notice of me. We rumbled slowly into a land of little wooded glens and then to a great wide moorland place, gleaming with lochs, with high blue hills showing northwards.
		He was smoking a long clay pipe and studying the water with spectacled eyes.
		But Berlin would play the peacemaker, and pour oil on the waters, till suddenly she would find a good cause for a quarrel, pick it up, and in five hours let fly at us.
	arthursclassicnovels.com /arthurs/buchan/39stp10.html (24273 words)

	Welcome To Innerleithen Online
		Innerleithen is the eighth largest settlement in the Scottish Borders and is situated near the junction of Leithen Water and the River Tweed in the eastern part of Tweeddale.
		The B709 coming from Heriot in the north (14 miles) via Leithen Valley also passes through the town before proceeding south via Traquair to Yarrow Valley and St. Mary's Loch (15 miles).
		Innerleithen is an excellent centre for golf, fishing, mountain biking, walking and bowling and the Southern Upland Way is within easy reach.
	www.ettrickgraphics.com /Innerleithen (241 words)

	Richmond Homes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bounded by hill, forest and the lovely Leithen Water, the development of luxury properties by Richmond Homes at Cadonbank Ridge, Innerleithen, occupies a “picture postcard” site - yet is only 27 commutable miles from Edinburgh city centre.
		But location is just one attraction: the pulling power of Cadonbank Ridge is also a result of choice (no less than nine different house styles), ambience (the development comprises just 34 properties on completion) and the quality materials and finishes for which Richmond Homes has become renowned.
		For further information please call the on-site sales office on 01896 833459 or 01383 623448 (7 days).
	www.richmondhomes.co.uk /news.php?id=4 (257 words)

	Calculo + eBooks
		I would have buried myself to the neck in mud or lain below water or climbed the tallest tree.
		My name's Alexander Turnbull, and I've been seeven year at the trade, and twenty afore that herdin' on Leithen Water.
		I thought of the little white cottage as my home, I recalled the years I had spent herding on Leithen Water, I made my mind dwell lovingly on sleep in a box-bed and a bottle of cheap whisky.
	www.calculo.co.uk /ebooks/steps5.html (3327 words)

	Ragnarok: The Age of Fire and Gravel
		We live upon the top of a mighty series of stratified rocks, laid down in the water of ancient seas and lakes, during incalculable ages, said, by geologists, to be from ten to twenty miles in thickness.
		Thomas Belt, in a recent number of the "Quarterly Journal of Science," argues that the formation of ice-sheets at the poles must have lowered the level of the oceans of the world two thousand-feet!
		The pebbles and gravel are soon driven by the waves up the shore, and beyond the reach of further wear;[2] and "the rivers carry only silt to the ocean."[3]
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext04/ragna10h.htm (16206 words)

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