 | Daniel Defoe - 1761 - Страниц: 360
...that trickle from the Roof. The Curiou * in Grottos, Cafcades, &c. might here obtain a juft * Tafte of Nature. When we arrived at the Mouth, * and once...could ' not but admire the uncouth Manner, in which Na' ture has thrown together thofe huge Ro^ks, which ' compofe the Arch over the Entrance ; but, as... | |
 | Thomas West - 1789 - Страниц: 336
...fprings that trickle from the roof. The curious in grottos, cafcades^ fee. might here obtain a juft tafte of nature. When we arrived at the mouth and once more hailed all-chtaring daylight, I could not but admire the uncouth manner in which nature has thrown tcgether... | |
 | Walley Chamberlain Oulton - 1805 - Страниц: 964
...many tints as are seen in the rainbow, and are covered with n perpetual varnish from the fast-weeping springs that trickle from the roof. The curious in...grottos, cascades, &c. might here obtain a just taste of к nature. nature. In the way to Burton, on the left is Farlctm Knot, a beautiful naked lime-stone... | |
 | 1764 - Страниц: 554
...fprings that trickle from the roof. The curious in grottos, cafcades, &c. might here obtain a juft tafte of nature. When we arrived at the mouth, and once more hailed all chearing day-light, I could not but admire the uncouth Planner, in which nature has thrown together... | |
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The sides too are not less remarkable for fine colouring ; the damp, the creeping vegetables, and the seams in the marble and limestone parts of the rock, make as many tints as are seen in the rainbow, and are covered with a perpetual varnish from the... 