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EVENING S.ER:BJ~iE'~{S IN' TllB PJ;;.~IN OF CASTILLE. 1!1]1~1~{p~~+h~~t~~~,bejJing therefore evidei\tlyno longer profitable property,was unbound and let go his way, to cast ùpând balance as he ,pest.~I.).nldthetaQflil y settlement.The trllct of country beforeus here .Ïs PllfChed, artd yields rto ,vatel'tf)reigfJ;t.hours jonl'lley..,.,;.tl1iJJtymiles. In .consequence, it is nécesS:â.ry;il.) $~t"onta;tmbou~~ise{:arn1daccorclcillgly,tents bemg struck at Dight';'fa:H,the marchcommenced at eleveno'c1oc:k, withsQmeéQnfusion: but the~llrly pa~'t of the nrght afforded a delightful ride, thé beahty of the se..l'elle lltQflosphere bringingto lnind, if not emula:tïng, that season et theit~~nty..four hours iÏutlle elevated plain of Castille.lt~1f1/flJJ."tll.{MQBQ(J rogress of sixteen hours, the escorthaltedat sorne springs in rieh meadows at the foot of hills.-T\Vo .ca..D2