In Unfamiliar
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共 22 段- It was only a little way to the village of Buntingford, wher
- The old Bell Inn at Stilton, on the Great North Road fourtee
- It would be hard to follow in sequence our wanderings from S
- Once out of Moreton Hampstead and away on the yellow highway
- The highway from Bristol to Gloucester is one of the finest
- We were away early in the morning following the Wye Valley r
- The road from Llandovery to Brecon is as fine as that to Car
- The exterior of the Swan Inn, its weather-beaten gables crow
- The St. John from whom the minster took its name was Archbis
- It is easy for us to enter into the daily life of the poet a
- We have spacious quarters at the Station Hotel, our lattice
- We entered Kinross, the quiet village on the western shore o
- Kelso is situated at the junction of the Teviot and the Twee
- "The Doncaster mayor he sits in his chair,
- "The mayor and corporation of Devizes avail themselves of th
- Carisbrooke's chief memory is of Charles I., who came here a
- It is not our wont to trouble ourselves much with the sober
- Carlow, scarce thirty miles from Naas, is rather above the a
- But these reflections are not altogether germane to the tran
- Harlech is one of the seven great castles built by Edward I.
- After the marriage, Joce and Fulke leave for a visit in Berk
- Welshpool, 102, 363.