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Great Towns, Cities

You may (OJ _to begin exploring England (JJ_ the sights and shops of London, but there are many (2J_ fascinating (3J _that you should visit during your stay. Only

(4)_hour or so (5) _the capital is Cambridge, (6) Jamous university town. There are

(7) _museums, colleges open (8) _the pu blic, good shops, walks along the river, and boats (9) _hire.

To (JO) _west lies Stratford-on-Avon, an attractive town, famous as the birth­ place of William Shakespeare (J I) _the 16th century. A day here must (12) _a trip to aperfomanc e (I3) _the Royal Shakespeare Company (14) _the Royal Shakespeare or Swan Theatre.

(15) _eastern England is Norwich, a proud (16) _with narrow, winding alley­ ways, antique shops, a large outdoor market,cosy pubs and coffee shops. The city's cathedral is (17) _magnificent piece (18) _architecture, and there (19) _even a castle

(20) _with dungeons!

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