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| | Miall -- Oberland, 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | The lake of Thun, in particular, combines all the beauties of the north of Switzerland. |
 | | The fertility of the shores of the lake of Thun seems to be chiefly owing to the shelter they enjoy from the north winds, and the directions of the declivities, which, on the one hand, slope to the meridian sun, and on the other, catch its reflections from the vast watery mirror. |
 | | A singularity presented by the lake of Thun is the variety of appearance exhibited by its surface, which in some places is polished and brilliant; in others, immediately contiguous, dull, faint, or as a jeweller would term it, mat. |
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