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Transcribed from the 1847 Thomas Catherall edition by David Price, email [email protected]. We would like to thank Llangollen Library, Denbighshire, for allowing access to the copy from which this transcription was made.
"I walked out the whole forenoon with the two friends; nothing can equal the charms of the surrounding scenery, and of the prospects which the mountain whose summit they occupy...
2. Chapter 2Very fine missals, beautifully illuminated; autographs of numerous renowned personages, particularly a letter by "Charles the First" to Lady Fisher, from Whitehall, during his c...
3. Chapter 3"I began by saying that I esteemed myself fortunate in being permitted to deliver to the fair recluses the compliments with which I was charged by my grandfather, who had had th...
1. Chapter 1Transcribed from the 1847 Thomas Catherall edition by David Price, email [email protected]. We would like to thank Llangollen Library, Denbighshire, for allowing access to the co...
5. Chapter 5On descending the mountain-path, the traveller may perchance look round for a comfortable resting-place and good refreshment; he will readily find both, either at the Hand, or t...