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Romantic castles and palaces (1901)

Singleton, Esther, d 1930, [from old catalog] ed. and tr · New York, Dodd, Mead & co. · leaf 106

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emen and fair ladies who, though being dead, yet livebefore us. England is not so rich in these varied combina-tions of palace, abbey, and tower as is France, for instance,and particularly Touraine. Many of our most famousmediaeval castles have been suffered to fall into decay, or,worse still, have… … WARWICK CASTLE 69 Possibly there is no place of this sort so well known tothe whole English world over, situated as it is within thatShakespeare country from which proceeded those melodioussounds that yet fill the world. It has always been theMecca of the best and noblest of literary pilgrims…

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