e walls are cladwith ivv ; and trees, almost as ancient as the castleitself, are scattered about the grounds. The picturesquebeauty of the situation is heightened and completed bythe river, which winds round the charming ruins. Withthis delightful spot a terrible tragedy is connected, thedetails of… … H Hm<o o BERRY POMEEOY CASTLE. 337 quite a young man at that time and had not acquiredthe reputation which, after his settlement in London, pro-cured him the confidence and even friendship of royalty.One day, during his stay in Devon, he was summonedprofessionally to Berry Pomeroy Castle, a…
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