structure ; it was, however, well preserved, and seemed to fit into its place extremely well ; indeed, the whole town is a series of old associations, and it may not be out of place to quote a description of it from the pen of a local antiquary : — “ We have hardly left behind us the flats that… … Shepton Mallet Cross. place is a narrow street, with substantial houses and shops, that opens up a fine view of the Mendip Hills. Many notable cha¬ structed in modern times, quarried from the stone of the ruins, or racters have been born in Shepton Mallet, and among others one is a direct remain of…
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