Lansdown
| Hill in Bath and North East Somerset, England, just northwest of Bath; height 248 m/814 ft. Lansdown was the site of a battle in the English Civil War, and is now the site of a racecourse. |
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One day my feet were so tender that, trotting over some fresh stones with my master on my back, I made two such serious stumbles that, as he came down Lansdown into the city, he stopped at the farrier's, and asked him to see what was the matter with me. |
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