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lofty hill known as KniU Garroway (probably from garw, rough). The two 

 cuaintly named places, Burlinjobb and Evanjobb -manifest corruptions from 

 Burchelin's cop and Evan's cop (and commonly called " Burchop and 

 "Eujob")-also form constituents of the view. At the former village the 

 Woolhope limestone appears on the side of the Old Kadnor hUl, bemg tdted 

 up by the outburst of trap. 



The conflicts of igneous action, fierce beyond anything dreamt of by Ovid, 

 when he sang of the strife of hot and cold, and dry and moist, when all things 

 were unstable and mixed, here write themselves out at large, 



"Plain for all folk to see," 

 Who have eyes to see withal ; and the course of the fiery tumult of elements 

 is worth tracing, as may be done easily with the help of the able essay read on 

 the spot, which we append. 



