| William Hutchinson - 1776 - 400 pages
...principles, I fhould tell you that the full perfeflion of Kefwick confifts of three circumflances. beauty, horror, and immenfity united ; the fecond of which is alone found lake ; which though inferior in fize to Uls-water, is yet different in its beauties, found in Dovedale.... | |
| John Bell - 1789 - 396 pages
...consists of three circumstances, beauty, horror, and immensity united ; the second of which alone is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little ; nature having left it almost a desert : neither its small extent, nor the diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admit... | |
| William Scott - 1789 - 416 pages
...Kel'wickconfiftsof three circumitance?; beauty, horrour, and immenfity, united ; the ftcond of which alone is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little, nature having left it alratift a defert : neither its fsnall extent, nor the diminutive and lifelcfs form of the hills, admit... | |
| 1799 - 528 pages
...of Kefwick confins of three circumftances, Бсаь1у, Horror, and Immensity united ; the fécond of which is alone found in Dovedale. Of beauty it...hath little : Nature having left it almoft a defart : Nei ther its fmall extent, nor the diminutive and lifelefs form of the hills admit mapnificence.... | |
| William Scott - 1814 - 424 pages
...consists in three circumstances ; beauty, horror and immensity, united ; the second of which alone is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little, nature having left it almost a desert ; neither its small extent nor the diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admits... | |
| William Scott - 1819 - 366 pages
...consists in three circumstances; beauty, horror, and immensity, united ; the second of which alone, i« found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little, nature having left it almost a desert ; neither its small extent nor the di' K minutiveand lifeless form of the hills, admits... | |
| 1820 - 438 pages
...consists of three circumstances, beauty, horror, and immensity united, the second of which alone is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little : nature having left it almost a desert. Neither its small extent, nor the diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admit... | |
| Thomas West - 1821 - 346 pages
...perfection of Keswick .consists of three circumstances, beauty, horror, and immensity united ; the second of which is alone found in Dovedale. Of "beauty it hath little: nature having left it almost a desart : neither its small extent, nor the diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admit... | |
| William Scott - 1823 - 396 pages
...consists in three circumstances ; beauty, horror, and immensity, united; the second of which alone, is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little, nature having left it almost a desert; neither its small extent nor the K 2 diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admits... | |
| Robert Chambers - 1902 - 860 pages
...consists of three circumstances — beauty, horror, and immensity united — the second of which alone is found in Dovedale. Of beauty it hath little, nature having left it almost a desert ; neither its small extent, nor the diminutive and lifeless form of the hills, admit... | |
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