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Excerpt from Charles Dickens
N the high road in Kent between Rochester and Gravesend. There stands, in the middle of a garden, a pretty, rather old-fashioned red-brick house. It is a little off the road, but is distinctly visible from there, as there is a break in the trimly cut yew hedge, to allow the inhabitants of the house a view of two beautiful large old cedars, which are enclosed in a plantation on the opposite side of the way, and be long to the owner of the house. I am writing of many, many years ago, but the house still stands, looking much the same now as it did then, from this view of it.
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