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side is represen ted the flight o f Jo sep h into E gypt,
a n d on the o th er side the C rucifixion; both in
solid silver. T h e P u lp it is also enriched w ith figures
in solid silver o f C hrist and the E vangelists.
In th is chapel the K ings o f D enm ark are
crow ned.
F rom the w alls of the gallery are sus
pended th e a rm s of th e different potentates, princes,
an d nobles o f E u r o p e , K nights o f the E lep h an t.
A t the end o f the gallery is the R oyal Pew , which
is decorated w ith painting s on copper o f Scripture
subjects, b eau tifu lly executed.
T he
Stables
for the
Royal Stud
are a short
distance from the castle. T h ey contain several English
th o ro u g h b red s, and a fine breed o f white horses
pecu liar to D enm ark.
F rom a w ind-m ill
( Christians Mølle
) on a
lofty em inence to the E. o f F red eriksb org fliere is
an extensive p ro sp ect tak in g in the Sound, Ilv een
island, the K ohl in Sw eden, and the ¿akes of E srom
and A rré, &c. — the finest view in Sealand.
T h e nam e o f the tow n is
Hillerød
, but, after
the C astle, generally called Frederiksborg.
It is
a b o u t 2 0 m iles from C openhagen, 14 from E lsinore,
an d 12 from F red erik svæ rk . — P etersen’s Hotel.
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