celebrated Vale of the Lune. Few streams observes an intelligent tourist can equal the Lune in beauty from Sedbergh,where it enters a cultivated and inhabiteddistrict, to its conflux with the sea ; nor canmany of the Vales of England vie with theLonsdale. Grays celebrated view of it istaken from an… … 3 Ipi a ,—1 1=1 ^ ^ o wQ w Eh a a:I SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 241 intersected by the Lune, winding betweenhills clothed with wood and backed by thehigh mountain of Ingleborough in York-shire. In this delightful district are many ancientseats, and at no great distance from Linden,Sizergh, the fine old…
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