Views of and near Bicton, Devon. (4) The conservatory (1829)
George RoweRepository | Library | Shelf |
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Devon | West Country Studies | Portfolio 8 |
SC0183
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Publication Details
Stirling, D. M. The beauties of the shore. Exeter: W. Roberts, 1838. pp. 135-6.There is something eminently interesting in the distinguishing characteristics of this place; every object is symbolical of greatness: the beautiful gardens, interspersed with fish-ponds and ornamental statuary; the extent of the park, decorated with venerable groves of beech, elm, and oak, under whose ample and umbrageous foliage, the deer feed in numerous squadrons; together with the other innumerable creations and blandishments, which nature and art has produced here, all tend to furnish the mind with sentiments of the sublimest conception. [Text may be taken from a different source or edition than that listed as the source by Somers Cocks.]
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Conservatories
1829