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the Severn became more considerable. The town, situated on the banks of

the river, and backed by the forest of Deane, is very ancient, and in the

year 1018, this manor was granted by King Canute to the Benedictine abbey

of Pershore, in Worcestershire. {23} The churchyard affords a variety of

objects worthy the attention of the passing stranger, amongst which the

church of Westbury forms the most conspicuous feature in the landscape.

The view, previous to our descending the hill to

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