The Works of the Late Edward Dayes: Containing An Excursion Through the Principal Parts of Derbyshire and Yorkshire, with Illustrative Notes by E.W. Brayley; Essays on Painting; Instructions for Drawing and Coloring Landscapes; and Professional Sketches of Modern ArtistsMrs. Dayes, 1805 - 359 頁 |
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... picturesque Scenery of the NORTH and WEST RIDINGS of YORKSHIRE . The Observations made by MR . DAYES , during his Progress through these enchanting Tracts , were afterwards con- nected by him with various Historical and Biogra- phical ...
... picturesque Scenery of the NORTH and WEST RIDINGS of YORKSHIRE . The Observations made by MR . DAYES , during his Progress through these enchanting Tracts , were afterwards con- nected by him with various Historical and Biogra- phical ...
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... picturesque . Nor is this all ; contrasted to the steril , he will meet with the most fertile vales , highly enriched with wood and water . It is not uncommon for tourists , in describing some one favorite spot , to say , it possesses ...
... picturesque . Nor is this all ; contrasted to the steril , he will meet with the most fertile vales , highly enriched with wood and water . It is not uncommon for tourists , in describing some one favorite spot , to say , it possesses ...
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... picturesque point of view , were to say in a few words , that it possesses an union of grandeur and beauty , not to be equalled by any thing I ever beheld . It is of that high cast of character , which Pallas holds among the females in ...
... picturesque point of view , were to say in a few words , that it possesses an union of grandeur and beauty , not to be equalled by any thing I ever beheld . It is of that high cast of character , which Pallas holds among the females in ...
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... picturesque object , the external appearance being heavy . The best point of view is the north entrance , which , by including some fine trees , adds greatly to the interest of the scene . † BAKEWELL Is an ancient market - town ...
... picturesque object , the external appearance being heavy . The best point of view is the north entrance , which , by including some fine trees , adds greatly to the interest of the scene . † BAKEWELL Is an ancient market - town ...
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... picturesque . A pleasant walk , of about a mile , terminated in the road just above the town . From Maltby , it is seven miles of rich pastoral country , by Bravel and Clifton , to CONISBOROUGH . THIS town lying at a short distance ...
... picturesque . A pleasant walk , of about a mile , terminated in the road just above the town . From Maltby , it is seven miles of rich pastoral country , by Bravel and Clifton , to CONISBOROUGH . THIS town lying at a short distance ...
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