In And Out of London Or the Half Holidays of a Town Clerk
In And Out of London Or the Half Holidays of a Town Clerk
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'" BERKHAMSTED.
EAVELLEES on the London and North- western Eailway may observe, shortly after emerging from the great cuttings and the tmmel at Boxmoor, a thick wood on the right of the Hne and facing the long straggling town which occupies a slope on the left. The town is Berkhamsted, or as it is sometimes spelt, Berkhampstead ; indeed some fifty other ways of spelling the name are given in Mr, Cobbe's History and Antiquities of Berkhamsted. Just as we pass the railway-station, two fragments o...f a double wall standing parallel to each other near the edge of the wood catch the eye for a moment. In another moment the wood is out of sight, and the open country, pleasantly undulating, extends to a distant horizon on both sides. But those two little fragments of flint masonry have a history worth pausing over- They have their place even in the history of the nation. To keep the passage between them was once a charge worthy of the greatest subject in the realm. Through the gateway whose place they mark, in peace or war many a noble procession has 200 BERKHAMSTED.
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'" BERKHAMSTED.
EAVELLEES on the London and North- western Eailway may observe, shortly after emerging from the great cuttings and the tmmel at Boxmoor, a thick wood on the right of the Hne and facing the long straggling town which occupies a slope on the left. The town is Berkhamsted, or as it is sometimes spelt, Berkhampstead ; indeed some fifty other ways of spelling the name are given in Mr, Cobbe's History and Antiquities of Berkhamsted. Just as we pass the railway-station, two fragments o...f a double wall standing parallel to each other near the edge of the wood catch the eye for a moment. In another moment the wood is out of sight, and the open country, pleasantly undulating, extends to a distant horizon on both sides. But those two little fragments of flint masonry have a history worth pausing over- They have their place even in the history of the nation. To keep the passage between them was once a charge worthy of the greatest subject in the realm. Through the gateway whose place they mark, in peace or war many a noble procession has 200 BERKHAMSTED.
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