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Excerpt from The Vivian Romance
However, being well aware that she was in a morbid state, she resolved to make an effort against it. She rang the bell, and announced her intention to ride. Her bright bay Arab mare, Ianthe, was brought round, and she started to the other side of the Avon, where the hills rose steep and somewhat wild, and their sides were' clothed with beech and fir. There was a point at the summit, near a keeper's lodge, whence there was a view across the plain to Riverdale, which lay far down the Avon.
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