( 66b ) 
and funk at fevcral Places about Thirty Foot. AI(b 
the Way leading to the North-Peer, called the little 
Peer, is under the fame Circunfiftances, and the Peer 
crackt in feveral Places ; which Peer with fonoe Charge 
may be repaired. The Earth is flid into the Sea be- 
tween the Two Peers, near lo© Yards, and is yet 
working off into the Sea, whereby the Ifland is damni- 
fied fev 1 Thoufa' id Pounds, befides the Number of 
Poor Peopk that depended upon their daily Labour in 
the Quarry, the Work ceafing till Reparation be made, 
and contbmm yet dreadful to behold. Which, as is 
conjedur'd, p oreeded from a great Quantity of Rub- 
bi(h, throvi n over the Cliff, upon a Clayifli Foundati- 
on, that the Violence of Rain made foft, and gave way, 
and not by Earthquake, as (bme Report. 
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