Highways And Byways in Kent
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" XVI PENSHURST 329 Other descriptive passages in "The Arcadia" may well have been inspired by Penshurst and its surroundings.
The galleries of Penshurst Place with their many portraits of famous people by Vandyck, Zucchero, Douw and other great § H ■■■■ v '11 * ML 5 ° &: / % $ ' it 1 ^j 7-7 Penshurst.
artists, their old furniture, carved panellings, and tapestries are almost too crowded with matters of interest for the visitor to get more than a confused idea of their richness ; curious cabine...ts and wonderful china — one small room has the walls entirely covered with priceless porcelain — are pointed out, all 330 SIR PHILIP SIDNEY'S OAK chap.
things having an association with the historic past of the mansion. For details of such the visitor must consult a special guide-book. From the end of the gallery in which hang portraits of Sir Philip Sidney and of Queen Elizabeth is to be had a beautiful view of the formal flower gardens.
In itself and in its associations Penshurst has been the inspira- tion of more poetry than perhaps any similar place — Ben Jonson, Waller, Southey, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" XVI PENSHURST 329 Other descriptive passages in "The Arcadia" may well have been inspired by Penshurst and its surroundings.
The galleries of Penshurst Place with their many portraits of famous people by Vandyck, Zucchero, Douw and other great § H ■■■■ v '11 * ML 5 ° &: / % $ ' it 1 ^j 7-7 Penshurst.
artists, their old furniture, carved panellings, and tapestries are almost too crowded with matters of interest for the visitor to get more than a confused idea of their richness ; curious cabine...ts and wonderful china — one small room has the walls entirely covered with priceless porcelain — are pointed out, all 330 SIR PHILIP SIDNEY'S OAK chap.
things having an association with the historic past of the mansion. For details of such the visitor must consult a special guide-book. From the end of the gallery in which hang portraits of Sir Philip Sidney and of Queen Elizabeth is to be had a beautiful view of the formal flower gardens.
In itself and in its associations Penshurst has been the inspira- tion of more poetry than perhaps any similar place — Ben Jonson, Waller, Southey, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Mr.
What to read after Highways And Byways in Kent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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