At length emerging from the wood, a broad level surface with a Castle presents itself. This edifice is of modern construction but being composed of stone and environed with clusters of ivy, has the appearance of great antiquity. It is circular with three turrets at equal distances, and is used as a pleasure house. From the height upon which this Castle stands is a most extensive and beautiful prospect; crowds of objects display themselves to view; cultivated fields in corn and pasture, purple heaths, woods, valleysm and distant hills. Beneath the feet is a tremendous precipice covered with coppice wood and forest trees, through which large masses of rock obtrude themselves.
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