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Gray Days and Gold in England and Scotland

Note 17 — Chapter VI · THE LAND OF WORDSWORTH

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The poet Gray, who visited these mountains in 1769, wrote, in his Journal, October 1: "Place Fell, one of the bravest among them, pushes its bold broad breast into the midst of the lake, and forces it to alter its course, forming first a large bay to the left and then bending to the right."

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