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country people, there are two fish which cannot die; - the 
same fish that used to wait on the pleasure of the good Lord 
Clifford when, in his shepherd days, he learned mathematics 
from the stars upon the mountain. The traveller can return 
either by the way he came; or by Knott Crag, down upon 
Threlkeld; or by following the course of the Glenderaterra, 
along the skirts of Saddleback and Skiddaw,- coming out upon 
the Keswick road about a mile from Threlkeld. This last mode 
of descent is considered by far the most interesting. 
  
Whenever he passes that bit of road to Keswick, he will be 
more and more struck with the advantages of the situation of 
the mansion on Greta Bank, with its airy position, its walks 
through the woods, with the Greta dashing below; and afar, 
the uninterrupted view of the whole of Derwentwater basin 
and surrounding mountains. The tenth commandment is, we 
imagine, oftener broken there than in most places. 
  
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