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47578	Grindon, Leo H. (Leo Hartley)	Country Rambles, and Manchester Walks and Wild Flowers Being Rural Wanderings in Cheshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and Yorkshire			.txt	text/plain	79753	4394	75	of the rushing water, the birds saturating every grove and little wood white, like so many of the old Cheshire halls and ancient manor-houses. beautiful park, woods, and waters, distinguished particularly as be replaced in less than three generations; the sycamore at Mr. Nevill's is already over a hundred years old; so near to Manchester, it land, near a river, covered with alders or other water-loving trees. level ground, brings many beautiful wild-flowers into view. Bollin valley, having long, pendulous clusters of white flowers, like of the Hall, another pleasing old "magpie;" water also is near at hand, the great green pyramid called Cobden Edge; then come the hills that The plants of the woods and hills bordering the Agecroft valley right, a thousand green trees, and by turning the head a little, after minutes along field-paths, the way changes into a beautiful clough, in This little fellow is common in most places,--woods, gardens,	./cache/47578.txt	./txt/47578.txt