...obtaining a most enchanting view is thus kindly pointed out to lovers of the picturesque, of both sexes : " Turn your back to the building, stoop down and look...appearance as may be more easily conceived than expressed." Marius, among the ruins of Carthage, has been often referred to as an interesting subject for the painter;...

...mode of attaining a most enchanting view kindly pointed out to the lovers of picturesque, is thus : Turn your back to the building, stoop down and look at it through your legs, when the effect is astonishing grand ! — » L'autre citation est tirée d'un article sur un voyage en Syrie, par un...

...and dedicated ' to Walter Scott, Esq., of Abbotsford.' The old guide thus directs the visitor : — ' Turn your back to the building, stoop down, and look...appearance as may be more easily conceived than expressed. The effect is perhaps produced partly from looking at the ruin, as it were, through a frame, and seeing...

...and dedicated ' to Walter Scott, Esq., of Abbotsford.' The old guide thus directs the visitor : — ' Turn your back to the building, stoop down, and look...appearance as may be more easily conceived than expressed. The effect is perhaps produced partly from looking at the ruin, as it were, through a frame, and seeing...

...visitor for obtaining the best view of the exterior from the south-east corner of the churchyard : — " Turn your back to the building, stoop down and look...appearance as may be more easily conceived than expressed." — Description of the Abbeys ofj^fetrose and Old llfelrose, by John Bower, Jun., 18ia, dedicated to...

...one side." John Bower also gave printed directions for taking a very novel view of the ruins: — " Turn your back to the building, stoop down, and look...your legs, when the effect is astonishingly grand" (p. 41). THE clever and eccentric James Bumet, Lord Monboddo, who had witnessed the death of Captain...