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... and orer-hanging trees, we pass the “Temple Fame” and arrire at wooden building which our guide-book informs us is called “Ann Boleyn’s Seat.” throw open the door, and OI what a happy surprise I What a lorely scene) It is not wild grandeur; not awful mountain ...