 | George Lyttelton Baron Lyttelton - 1768 - 710 էջ
...imitation of the Englifh ; but moft of their gentry flill continued to dwell in huts made of wattles, and fituated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods,...removed to other places (as the Britons and Celts, their anceftors, had been accuftomed to do) for the fake of frem pafture and a new fupply of game. Their... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1768 - 642 էջ
...imitation of the Englifti ; but moft of their f entry lull continued to dwell in uts made of wattles, and fituated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods,...gardens, nor orchards, nor any improvements about their dweilings, which they commonly changed every yew, and removed to other places (as the Britons and Celts,... | |
 | George Lyttelton (1st baron.) - 1769 - 532 էջ
...imitation of the EngliuS j but moft of their gentry ftill continued to dwell in huts made of wattles, and fituated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods,...removed to other places (as the Britons and Celts, their anceftors, had been accuftomed to do) for the fake of frefh pafture and a new fupply of game. Their... | |
 | Historical miscellany - 1774 - 352 էջ
...the Englifli ; but moft of their gentry ftill continued to dwell in huts made of wattles and fuuated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods, as moft convenient...for a retreat in time of war. They had no gardens or orchards, nor any improvements about their dwelling, which they commonly changed every year and... | |
 | 1800 - 594 էջ
...imitation of the Engliih ; but moft of their gentry iiill continued to dwell in, huts made of wattles, and fituated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods, as moft convenient for hunting and paitare, or for a retreat in time of war. Т hey .had no gardens, nor orchards, cor any improvements... | |
 | 1800 - 596 էջ
...continued to .dwell in. huts made of wattles, and fituated in /olitudes, by the fides of the woods, as moll convenient for hunting and pafture, or for a retreat in time of war. 1 hey had no gardens, nor orchards, nor any improvements about their dwell. which they commonly changed... | |
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EngliuS j but moft of their gentry ftill continued to dwell in huts made of wattles, and fituated in folitudes, by the fides of the woods, as moft convenient for hunting and pafture, or for a retreat, in time of war. They had no gardens, nor orchards,... 