Mrs. Wordsworth and I, as mentioned in the "Epistle to Sir G. 
      Beaumont," lived some time under its shadow.
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Black Comb stands at the southern extremity of Cumberland: its 
      base covers a much greater extent of ground than any other 
      mountain in those parts; and, from its situation, the summit 
      commands a more extensive view than any other point in Britain.