...is placed in the valley ; and in the central part of the abbey-church, a circular pedeftal is raifed out of the fragments of the old pavement ; on which is erected — a mutilated heathen ftatue ! ! ! It It is a difficult matter, at the fight of fuch monftrous abfurdities, to keep refentment...

...is placed in the valley ; and in the central part of the abbey-church, a circular pedeftal is raifed out of the fragments of .the old pavement ; on which is erected — a mutilated heathen ftatue ! ! ! It is a difficult matter, at the fight of fuch monftrous abfurdities, to keep refentment...

...I think, they called it) that is placed in the valley ; and in the central part of the abbeychurch, a circular pedestal is raised out of the fragments of the old pavement ; on which is erected—a mutilated heathen statue ! ! ! It is a difficult matter, at the sight of such monstrous...

...view is opened through the great (east) window to a ridiculous — I know not what — Anne Boleyn, I think they call it — that is planted in the valley...pavement, on which is erected a mutilated heathen statue.' The abbey passed from Mr. Aislabie to Mrs. Allanson, and Mr. John Martin, of Bipon, in 1790, cleared...

...shrubs ; a vieiV is opened through the great window to some ridiculous I know not what (Anne Bol ein5 I think they call it) that is planted in the valley...the old pavement, on which is erected a mutilated hé^icn «tatue ! " ü From these remarks, which are corroborated by several other accounts, that I...

...great (east) window to a ridiculous—I know not what—Anne JBoleyn, 1 I think they call it—that is planted in the valley; and in the central part...pavement, on which is erected a mutilated heathen statue. 2 From these remarks, which are too fully corroborated by evidence on the spot, it seems that Mr. Aislabie's...