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July 28 WednesdaySam’s notebook:

July 28. There was no hot weather for breakfast this morning. When we looked out over the lake we found that three great mountain forms along the range that is back from the water were draped down to their shoulders in snow. This royal ermine reveals their rank. They are much higher than Pilatus. We had not supposed that. Pilatus has not a flake on him [NB 42 TS 22].

Andrew Chatto wrote to Sam, letter not extant but referred to in July 30 to Chatto.

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