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most pleasing manner; while the whole was bounded by a superb
arrangement of mountains, whose broad flanks were at this moment
under the noble effects of light and shade, and whose outline
curved into the most admirable variety of forms.
It was not without regret that we ceased to gaze upon this
superlative combination of beauty and magnificence; but
recollecting our engagements, we hurried on to Keswick, which we
reached soon after nine o'clock; and although we had taken a
breakfast in the clouds we were fully ready for another at our
inn.
THE END.
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