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Journal of the Waterloo campaign, vol. 2 (of 2)

Note 11 — Chapter XVIII

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Three windmills and an obelisk stand upon the summit next the gap, and a single mill on the isolated hill beyond it. The neighbourhood of Paris may be said to be characterised by the windmills which occupy every height, and thus testify to the sluggish nature of the streams watering the plains by the want of water-power.

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