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e sky seemed to portend rain in no long time, and Skiddaw had put on his ca=
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iles, we again cane within sight of the Enchanted Castle. It stands rather =
more than midway adown the declivity of one of the ridges that form the val=
ley to the left, as you go southward, and its site would have been a good o=
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 Gothic castle, which has been crumbling and crumbling away for ages, until=
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that it required a willing fancy to make me see it. As we drew nearer, the =
delusion did not immediately grow less strong; but, at length, we found our=
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