Note 201 — Note xxi. § 122.
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In the county of Suffolk, near Wood Bridge, at the distance of seven or eight miles from the sea, are the Crag-pits, in which prodigious quantities of sea shells are discovered, many of them perfect and quite solid, (Pennant's Arctic Zoology, Introd. p. 6.) Lincolnshire affords various proofs of the same kind; but some other circumstances in the appearance of that coast, just about to be taken notice of, indicate changes of a more complicated nature.