Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny and Gold, 1801 |
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... WOOD 411 • CHARR AND GWINIAD 222 BLACK GROUS 413 EEL , MINNOW , & c . 228 SETTER AND BLACK GROUS 415 ROACH , DACE , & c . 237 RED GROUS 416 PEARCH 247 PTARMAGAN - SCENE IN HIGH- CARP AND TENCH 253 LANDS 421 TENCH AT THORNVILLE 264 OLD ...
... WOOD 411 • CHARR AND GWINIAD 222 BLACK GROUS 413 EEL , MINNOW , & c . 228 SETTER AND BLACK GROUS 415 ROACH , DACE , & c . 237 RED GROUS 416 PEARCH 247 PTARMAGAN - SCENE IN HIGH- CARP AND TENCH 253 LANDS 421 TENCH AT THORNVILLE 264 OLD ...
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... woods , and the usual appendages of romantic beauty ; the fine woods surrounding Saltram , Lord Borringdon's ; the enchanting groves , lawns , and plantations of Mount Edgecumbe , have all that grandeur and excellence with which Nature ...
... woods , and the usual appendages of romantic beauty ; the fine woods surrounding Saltram , Lord Borringdon's ; the enchanting groves , lawns , and plantations of Mount Edgecumbe , have all that grandeur and excellence with which Nature ...
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... woods and rocks on either side , and with great grandeur winding round the fragments of Tintern Abbey , it encompasses the rocky promontory of Llancautin , Gloucestershire , while its Monmouthshire bank is enriched by that happy ...
... woods and rocks on either side , and with great grandeur winding round the fragments of Tintern Abbey , it encompasses the rocky promontory of Llancautin , Gloucestershire , while its Monmouthshire bank is enriched by that happy ...
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... woods cover all the Northamptonshire side , the numerous steeples of Stamford mark its entrance into this county , the huge pile of Burghley and its highly ornamented grounds adorning the Northamp- tonshire bank . The Welland soon ...
... woods cover all the Northamptonshire side , the numerous steeples of Stamford mark its entrance into this county , the huge pile of Burghley and its highly ornamented grounds adorning the Northamp- tonshire bank . The Welland soon ...
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... Wood - End , at the junction of four roads in that dreary waste . Except among the Moors , which form its source , this is not a rapid river ; the great manufactures of Rotherham and Sheffield flourish on its banks , and cover all the ...
... Wood - End , at the junction of four roads in that dreary waste . Except among the Moors , which form its source , this is not a rapid river ; the great manufactures of Rotherham and Sheffield flourish on its banks , and cover all the ...
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