6 Metaphors for cairns
The depot cairn is more than 6 ft. above the surface, very solid and large; then there are the pony protection walls; altogether it should show up for many miles.
This step happily proved to be successful as regarded its original purpose, and Dr. Cairns remained a Good Templar during the rest of his life.
Of these that of which Cairns was the minister was the most influential and the largest, having a membership of about six hundred.
William Cairns, who had been schoolmaster at Oldcambus for thirty-two years, was in many respects a notable man.
Cairns had not been two months in Ayton before his responsibilities were considerably increased.
The first two stanzas of this effusion were the following: "John Cairns was a clergyman Of credit and renown, A first-rate U.P. Church had he In far-famed Berwick town.
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