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Some of the most elevated mounds of earth on these hills are sea-marks, and have formerly surrounded beacons; others are considered as memorials of the dead, and are called Saxon, Danish, or Roman, according to the systems of different observers.
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But the red flames of burning lime.
From eminences in those countries where lime is burnt as a manure, a chain of lime kilns for many miles may be sometimes seen, which blazing amid the doubtful darkness of an extensive landscape, have a fine effect.
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The Horseman's ghost.
Some years ago a strange notion prevailed among the people occasionally passing over one of the highest of the South Downs, that a man on horseback was often seen coming towards those who were returning from market on Saturday evening. This appearance,
