George Borrow

George Borrow

Summary

Portrait of George Borrow George Borrow,  Lavengro — Chapter 61 (1851)

“ After I had gazed about the space for a time, standing in the gateway formed by the mounds, I clambered up the mound to the left hand, and on the top of that mound I found myself at a great altitude; beneath, at the distance of a mile, was a fair old city, situated amongst verdant meadows, watered with streams, and from the heart of that old city, from amidst mighty trees, I beheld towering to the sky the finest spire in the world. ”
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Portrait of George Borrow George Borrow,  Lavengro — Chapter 61 (1851)

“ Though I had never been in such a place before, I knew that I stood within the precincts of what had been a Roman encampment, and one probably of the largest size, for many thousand warriors might have found room to perform their evolutions in that space, in which corn was now growing, the green ears waving in the morning wind. ”
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