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length
'
travel
general
physically
easier
faster
expensive
people
arrive
destinations
unpleasant
awareness
process
time
availability
increasing
range
options
conveyance
speed
price
encouraged
comparisons
modes
increasingly
positive
permitted
semi-nostalgic
glances
back
bad
days
local
insularity
threatened
literally
accustomed
travellers
fearful
'foreign'
ways
gradually
regard
acceptable
recreation
finally
speeds
increased
costs
decreased
simply
ceased
true
mass
confined
circle
day'
walk
afford
money
means
purely
recreational
purposes
walking
matter
choice
common
person
necessarily
poor
regarded
advantageous
'economic
necessity'
reading
correct
field
peripatetic
meanings
included
'aesthetic
choice'
sounds
persuasive
shift
consciousness
describes
place
'end'
conventionally
conceived
romantic
period
influenced
spread
pedestrianism
1820s
1830s
instrumental
shaping
attitudes
victorian
writing
railway
age
helped
generate
apostolic
fervour
writers
leslie
stephen
robert
louis
stevenson
treated
tour
fails
account
rise
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