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of England," reminding them of the exploits of Cæsar, and, pointing towards the white cliffs upon which their standards were to float. He recommended also a subscription to be raised among the Soldiery to erect on that Ground, in memory of the Foundation of the "Legion of Honour," a Column,—which was not completed at the time we were there.
Note 15. Page 67. line 8.
We mark majestic herds of cattle free
To ruminate—
To ruminate—
This is a most grateful sight for an Englishman returning to his native land. Every where one misses, in the cultivated scenery abroad, the animating and soothing accompaniment of animals ranging and selecting their own food at will.
Note 16. Page 77. line 4.
A living hill, &c.
"While the living hill
Heaved with convulsive throes and all was still."—
Heaved with convulsive throes and all was still."—
Dr. Darwin, describing the destruction of the army of Cambyses.
