Wanderings And Excursions in South Wales, With the Scenery of the River Wye. With 50 Engravings From Drawings
Wanderings And Excursions in South Wales, With the Scenery of the River Wye. With 50 Engravings From Drawings
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"Anke Dobsbt, Pembboks and MONTOOmBT." Of this pithy and laconic letter-writer Dr. Donne re- marked, that " in her younger years she knew well how to discourse of all things, from predestination to slea- silk j" and if the decision and terseness of her conver- sation equalled that of her writing, I, for one, could wish "AnneDorsef alive again, that I might hear her talk — for a brief space.
Clifford Castle, from our description of which we have been beguiled by the thoughts of ladies fair, is s...eated on a high knoll, overlooking the Wye, and culate ; at least if we may believe her confession in the old ballad, beginning with — "Queen Elianor was a sicke woman, And afraid that she should dye ; Then she sente for two fryars of France, To speke with her speedilye." P -^ WYE SCENERY TO HEEEFORD. 97 appears to have held a good and commanding position in times of danger. The ruins are draped with ivy, and surrounded by graceful trees ; the neighbouring country is also richly wooded.
I have advanced so gradually from the sterner fea- tures of the Wye banks amid rocks and cloud-capped mountains, that the change of character in the scenery, though impressed on my own mind, has not, perhaps, been made sufficiently evident to the kind listeners of my home travels ; they must bear in mind, if they please, that our queenly river has three distinct phases, if I may use the term.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Anke Dobsbt, Pembboks and MONTOOmBT." Of this pithy and laconic letter-writer Dr. Donne re- marked, that " in her younger years she knew well how to discourse of all things, from predestination to slea- silk j" and if the decision and terseness of her conver- sation equalled that of her writing, I, for one, could wish "AnneDorsef alive again, that I might hear her talk — for a brief space.
Clifford Castle, from our description of which we have been beguiled by the thoughts of ladies fair, is s...eated on a high knoll, overlooking the Wye, and culate ; at least if we may believe her confession in the old ballad, beginning with — "Queen Elianor was a sicke woman, And afraid that she should dye ; Then she sente for two fryars of France, To speke with her speedilye." P -^ WYE SCENERY TO HEEEFORD. 97 appears to have held a good and commanding position in times of danger. The ruins are draped with ivy, and surrounded by graceful trees ; the neighbouring country is also richly wooded.
I have advanced so gradually from the sterner fea- tures of the Wye banks amid rocks and cloud-capped mountains, that the change of character in the scenery, though impressed on my own mind, has not, perhaps, been made sufficiently evident to the kind listeners of my home travels ; they must bear in mind, if they please, that our queenly river has three distinct phases, if I may use the term.
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