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17612	Randall, John	Handbook to the Severn Valley Railway Illustrative and Descriptive of Places along the Line from Worcester to Shrewsbury			.txt	text/plain	14525	937	75	The Severn, like other English rivers, may be said to have been the old Worcester monks had weirs; also near Bevere Island, and Holt Castle; Near the hall is the old ivy-towered church of the hamlet, with its early times, the subterranean river beneath the town has yielded an thousand years the residence of the bishops of Worcester; the old castle As at Worcester, the Severn here is a quiet, slow-flowing river. The railway having crossed the Severn by the Victoria Bridge, an iron view, the Low Town lying peacefully in the valley by the Severn, the High [Old House, Bridgnorth: 22.jpg] whilst on the right, rocks, crowned by trees, rise from the river in The Severn Valley Railway affords a very interesting approach to the old the valley, and but a little way above the present bed of the Severn, In the Severn, near Bewdley.	./cache/17612.txt	./txt/17612.txt