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TO CROWBOROUGH |
CH. XXXI |
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for the key to be able to enter a church is no true reply, since hospitality, whether to the body or the soul, loses in sweetness and effect as it loses in spontaneity.
From Heron's Ghyll to Crowborough is a steady climb for three miles, with the heathery wastes of Ash down Forest on the left and the hilly district around Mayfield on the right. |
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