"  *  shall  come  to  pass  that  the  mountain  of  the  house  of

"  '  the  Lord  shall  be  established  in  the  top  of  the  moun-

"  '  tains.'      These  words,  not  knowing  why,  I  have  been

"  repeating  all  this  day ;  and  now  I  see  it  was  by  the

"  providence  of  God,  whose  will  it  is  that  his  temple

"  should  be  erected  on  this  hill."  ^     TJnfortunately  the

good  earl  of  Albemarle  had  an  objection  to  giving  up

this  particular  property  for  the  monk  Adam's  purpose.
He  had  taken  a  stroag  liking  to  it,  and  liad  obtained  it

only  a  few  days  before  from  Sir  John  de  Melsa  in  ex-

change  for  his  manor  of  Bewick,  near  Aldborough,  with

six  carucates  of  land.     The  deed  of  exchange  had  not  so

much   as  been   executed  ;    and   already  the  earl  had


or  floup  is  conceived  to  be  indicated.

Let me help create a suitable query based on this text.

### Language ###
English

### Assessment ###
The text mentions a property exchange between the Earl of Albemarle and Sir John de Melsa, specifically involving the manor of Bewick.

### Query ###
Where is the manor of Bewick located?

(Note: The text provides the answer "near Aldborough")
Where is the manor of Bewick located?

(Note: The text provides the answer "near Aldborough")