human
By Jove! cried Sellon, as, after a few minutes' halt, they rode along the hillside opposite to and beneath the two majestic giants.
gpt
By Jove, but I never saw such an extraordinary formation! Some of those turret-heads we passed on our way down to Selwood's were quaint enough-- but these beat anything. Why, they're as like as two peas. And--the size of them. I say, though, what a view of the country we should get from the top.
human
Should! Yes, if we could only reach it. But we can't. The krantz is just as impracticable all round as on this side. I tried the only place that looked like a way, once. It's round at the back of the second one. There's a narrow rocky fissure all trailing with maidenhair-fern-- masses and masses of it. Well, I suppose I climbed a couple of hundred feet, and had to give up. Moreover, it took me the best part of the day to come down again, for if I hadn't called all my nerve into play, and patience too, it would only have taken a fraction of a second--and--the fraction of every bone in my anatomy. No. Those summits will never be trodden by mortal foot--unless some fellow lands there in a balloon, that is.