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A wanderer in Holland (1905)

Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · London : Methuen · leaf 272

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The train later runs between great meres, some dayperhaps to be reclaimed, and then dashes into country thatresembles very closely our Government land about Wokingand Bisley—the first sand and firs that we have seen inHolland. It has an odd and unexpected appearance ; butas a matter of fact… … ^ -?J^ •^ MILKING ilMEANTON MAUVE ANTON MAUVE 187 seats and pleasure grounds, the softening effect of the pinesupon the strong air of the Zuyder Zee being very bene-ficial. Many of the heights have towers or pavilions, someof which move the author of Through Noord-Holland toecstasies. As thus, of…

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