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These scenes of Tregeagle's labours are all situated amid most glorious scenery.
2
Turner was never satisfied merely to reach to even the most glorious scenery.
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But the glorious scenery of the region calls off attention from the modest hamlet.
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The peaceful retreat, the glorious scenery, the gentle nursing, restored him to health and cheerfullness.
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I reminded Mr. Mapleson of our glorious scenery.
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The effect of the statues in this high, pure air, in this solemn, glorious scenery, is peculiar.
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He decided to go to Tintagel, in wild, romantic Cornwall; at least there would be boating, fishing, and the glorious scenery.
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They passed through glorious scenery, all the more beautiful as it was the blossoming time of the year and flowers were everywhere.
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Not glorious scenery but tatty lock-up shops more fitted to the dodgier tourist areas of third world countries than the Cliffs of Moher.
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All day the Nancy Bell was towed down the broad river, the glorious scenery along its banks arousing the constant enthusiasm of our travellers.
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The tourist brings evil as well as good in his track, and the tax upon glorious scenery here is not the globe-trotter but the mendicant.
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We find him both in his published book and still more in his private Journal repeating his admiration of the country and its glorious scenery.
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Get up your steam, if this weather lasts, and have a ramble in Wales; its glorious scenery must do every one's heart and body good.
