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Line 9.
"Of Kentish hills,——"

A scar of chalk in a hill beyond Sevenoaks in Kent, is very distinctly seen of a clear day.

Line 11.
"And airy summits,——"

The hills about Dorking in Surry; over almost the whole extent of which county the prospect extends.

Line 13.
"Of Black-down shagg'd with heath,——"

This is an high ridge, extending between Sussex and Surry. It is covered with heath, and has almost always a dark appearance. On it is a telegraph.