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You must draw a Hawarden-fast line between the two. One, standing on a hill dominating a far-reaching tract of level country, was already so old in the time of EDWARD THE FIRST that it was found necessary to rebuild it. Looking through your Domesday Book (which you always carry with you on these excursions), you find the mansion referred to under the style of Haordine. This, antiquarians assume, is the Saxonised form of the earlier British _Y Garthddin_, which, being translated, means
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The hill-fort on the projecting ridge.