SEPTEMBER 10.

I sent for Gwynn[1236], and he shewed us the town. The walls are

broken, and narrower than those of Chester. The town is large, and has

many gentlemen's houses, but the streets are narrow. I saw Taylor's

library. We walked in the Quarry; a very pleasant walk by the

river.[1237] Our inn was not bad.

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