 | Thomas West - 1789 - 336 страници
...appearance. For this purpofe, Fa you you return to the village, and taking the 5ye» road to the turnpike, mount the hill without' turning your head (if I was your guide I would omauft you behind a fmall hill, that you might come at once upon the view) till you almoft' gain the... | |
 | George Alexander Cooke - 1802 - 316 страници
...mount the hill without tinning your head (if 1 were your guide, 1 would conduct you behind a small hill, that you might come at once upon the view), till you almost gain the top, when you will he struck with astonishment at the prospect spread at your feet,... | |
 | William Green (of Ambleside.) - 1819 - 524 страници
...appearance. For this purpose, you return to the village (Bowness), and taking the byeroad to the turnpike, mount the hill without turning your head (if I was your guide I would conduct you behind a small hill, that you might come at once upon the view) till you almost gain the top, when you will... | |
 | Thomas West - 1821 - 346 страници
...new appearance. For this purpose, you return to the village, and taking the bye-road to the turnpike, mount the hill without turning your head (if I was your guide, 1 would conduct you be* As it commanded more of the mountains at the head of the lake, Mr. Fanington... | |
 | Samuel Leigh (publisher.) - 1830 - 172 страници
...new appearance. For this purpose, you return to the village, and taking the by-road to the turnpike, mount the hill without turning your head (if I was your guide, I would conduct you behind a small hill, that you might come at once upon the view), till you almost gain the top, when you will... | |
 | Henry Tudor - 1848 - 468 страници
...mount the hill without turning your head, (if I were your guide I would conduct you behind a small hill, that you might come at once upon the view,) till you almost gain the top, when you will be struck with astonishment with the prospect spread at your feet... | |
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For this purpose, you return to the village, and taking the by-road to the turnpike, mount the hill without turning your head (if I was your guide, I would conduct you behind a small hill, that you might come at once upon the view), till you almost gain... 