of the higheft windows, the refem-blance of a woman arrayed in a fhroud. Though we are certainthat this is only a refle6lion caufed by the fplendour of thefunbeams, yet fame reports it, and it is conftantly believedamong the vulgar, to be an appearance of Lady Hilda in herfhroud, or, rather, in a… … LEASURE tourifts crofling from Southamp-ton to Cowes in the Ifle of Wight, haveoften admired the woods of Netley on theirhanging fhore, with here and there a fummitof broken wall peering through the nobletrees. The fituation on the banks ofSouthampton Water, about three milesfrom that town, and…
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