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that H. Forest was the gentleman who assisted Robert Walker  
in his classical studies at Lowes-water. 
  
"To this parish register is prefixed a motto, of which the  
following verses are part. 
 "'Invigilate, viro, tacito, nam tempora gressu
 Diffugiunt, nulloque sono convertitur annus;
 Utendum est aetate, cito pede praeterit aetas.'"
 The volume concludes with a very interesting "Topographical  
Description of the Country of the Lakes," which is thus  
prefaced:
 
  
"This Essay, which was published several years ago as an  
Introduction to some Views of the Lakes, by the Rev. Joseph  
Wilkinson, (an expensive work, and necessarily of limited  
circulation.) is now, with emendations and additions,  
attached to these volumes; from a consciousness of its  
having been written in the same spirit which dictated  
several of the poems, and from a belief that it will tend to 
materially illustrate them." 
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