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as he rides faft, he faw the greateft part of the 

 foreft ; and feemed fo much pleafed with it, 

 that he continued at Lyndhurfl (poorly as 

 he was there accommodated) from thurfday 

 the 25 of June, till the tuefday following. 



Near Lyndhurft ftands Cuffnells, the feat 

 of Mr. Rofe. It is not placed exad:ly as 

 might be wifhed. High-ground rifes imme- 

 diately in front, which is always a circum- 

 ftance to be avoided. But Mr. Rofe has 

 happily managed an inconvenience, which he 

 found, and could not remove. He has laid 

 out a very handfome approach, which winds 

 to the houfe under the rifmg ground ; and 

 makes it of much lefs confequence, than when 

 the road was carried abruptly down the Hope 

 to the houfe. His chief improvements he has 

 thrown to the back-front, where a pleafant 

 foreft-fcene opens ; along the ikirts of which 

 he is leading a beautiful walk among various 

 combinations of old oak. But his improve- 

 ments are yet incomplete. 



Mr. 



