SEPTEMBER 9.

We visited the waterfall, which is very high, and in rainy weather very

copious. There is a reservoir made to supply it. In its fall, it has

perforated a rock. There is a room built for entertainment. There was

some difficulty in climbing to a near view. Lord Lyttelton[1235] came

near it, and turned back.

When we came back, we took some cold meat, and notwithstanding the

Doctor's importunities, went that day to Shrewsbury.

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