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\ m <^ i $ ^ £ ^ k < fejKi ^ ftr —? the jnxjign ^ nt sportsman iunte ^ ip tera ^^ npt tobe misund ^ s&qq d that bq , would prefer a febnditiQ ^ ofo solitude for the re ^ i ^ jui ^ ei ? of the day in ques- > tiqn ^ an * i tendering us a card qf . introduction to be presented
to ? the 'Secretary of the Copper Jpqmp&ny assured us we should derive . niore satisfaction from inspecting the mills , forges , &e ., than fey i-em ^ ining -with him * Thi f S was plain enough to be un ^ er ^ tqqd . W ? therefor e wisWd . Kim " good sport , " and
he , with ^ qualpalitenesSj though witK soni ^ thing of the cabn ness of qqntenapt , remarked that , ' ' perhaps we should find our rq 4 aiid line useful on , the way acrjpS 3 the fields , » s there were pleiity of nuts and blackberries in the tall hedges . "
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anefent irenttje ^ 3 fi » f beaurty ^ Norden ^ ii i hi ^ t ? Spebulum MT& * tanni < e , r > tinder Kth ^^ lieaduof ^ Harefield , in Middlfea ^' rsays -r- Cf There , Siar Edmomir Aint der « on , Knight ^ Lord . Gkief Justice of the Common Pleas ,
hath a faire hpusfc standing on the edge 6 f the hilK T ^ river Colne passing neara the same , through the : pleasant meddows and sweet pastures ^
yealding both delight aiid pr < jn fit . " This house has : Img since disappeared ^ but the . meadows and pastures still remain in all their early sweetness , ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' i
Nor are these rural features of the locality in any degree injured by the presence of the Copper-works in question . Th ^ circumstance occasioned us conk siderable s urprise ; for , eerm tainly , though the air often ^ resounded with Vul canian blows ,
'it was not in the least affected beyond die immediate vicinity by black smoke or ungeniafl fumes , and " nothing to edgtiifyfft even when close < to Jthehw ^ J ls T of the building iUeM ; t ^ wfeioh ^ stands with an extepsivoi solid *
arid somewhat d ^ rk appeatan ^ v with a strong «*»» : ; in ; ftbnfyS and a canal at thfe badk ^ itutiw i > ing close inty tMe ymrk&n Th houae q {; the < Secr ^ arytis !? o ^ . -itsfn righ ^ uB avi % ja f jsMmy ! courC ,, studddd tM ^ k wfth c - ; lmb >
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 1, 1837, page 336, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1837/page/40/
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