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id: 41431
title: The English Lake District
author: nan
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  Matthew Arnold on "Wordsworth''s Grave" and an extract from his poem Ltd., for an extract from "The Life of John Ruskin"; to Mrs F. "Farewell, thou little nook of mountain ground, [Illustration: DOVE COTTAGE, GRASMERE] off as high as it could be cut off, made the mountain look uncommonly His hills, his lakes, his streams are with him yet. [Illustration: STEPPING STONES, FAR EASEDALE, GRASMERE.] This spot is the scene of the lamb''s rescue described by Ye mountains and ye lakes, [Illustration: BRANTWOOD, CONISTON LAKE.] lake, and, near Gowbarrow Park, saw the daffodils which he has Lakes and mountains beneath me gleam''d misty and wide; Dark green was that spot ''mid the brown mountain-heather, O rock and torrent, lake and hill, [Illustration: LODORE AND DERWENTWATER.] Derwentwater and Lodore in view, and the fantastic mountains of [Illustration: DERWENTWATER AND BASSENTHWAITE LAKE.] There is a lake hid far among the hills,


id: 41430
title: English Lakes: Water-Colours
author: nan
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  [Illustration: Cover] WATER-COLOURS [Illustration: logo] 4, 5 & 6 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W. BLACK''S "WATER-COLOUR" SERIES ENGLISH LAKES. Published by A. SOHO SQUARE. LONDON. LONDON. _First Published, Autumn,_ 1919 LIST OF WATER-COLOURS 1. Grasmere--Evening Sun. _Frontispiece_ 2. Grasmere Church. 3. Dove Cottage, Grasmere. 4. Stepping-Stones, Far Easedale, Grasmere. 5. Rydal Water. 6. Brantwood, Coniston Lake. 7. Stepping-Stones, Seathwaite Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite. Raven Crag, Thirlmere. Lodore and Derwentwater. Derwentwater from Castle Head. Thirlmere and Helvellyn. [Illustration: GRASMERE CHURCH.] [Illustration: DOVE COTTAGE, GRASMERE.] [Illustration: STEPPING STONES, FAR EASEDALE, GRASMERE.] [Illustration: RYDAL WATER.] [Illustration: BRANTWOOD, CONISTON LAKE.] [Illustration: STEPPING-STONES, SOUTHWAITE.] [Illustration: SILVERY DUDDON.] [Illustration: WASTWATER AND SCAWFELL.] [Illustration: HEAD OF BUTTERMERE.] [Illustration: DERWENTWATER AND BASSENTHWAITE LAKE.] [Illustration: GRANGE IN BORROWDALE.] [Illustration: RAVEN CRAG, THIRLMERE.] [Illustration: LODORE AND DERWENTWATER.] [Illustration: DERWENTWATER FROM CASTLE HEAD. [Illustration: THIRLMERE AND HELVELLYN.] [Illustration: ULLSWATER FROM GOWBARROW PARK.] [Illustration: BLEA TARN AND LANGDALE PIKES.] [Illustration: DUNGEON GHYLL FORCE.]


id: 48207
title: Lays and Legends of the English Lake Country With Copious Notes
author: White, John Pagen
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  built by an Abbot of Furness, in the first year of King Edward the This old castle stands at no great distance from the second cutting From his rude shepherd-life called Lord Clifford away. watching, like the Chaldeans of old time, the stars by night Earl of Cumberland, in the time of King Henry I., and made a cell of an ancient barrow at a place called Beacon Hill, near Aspatria places in Westmorland and Cumberland in the year of our lord god who lived in the days of King John at a place then called the ye yeare of our Lord, 1547, and died the second day of Marche, in the day time he lurked in remote recesses of the old houses which In King Henry the eight''s time the yong Lord Dacres heir of the Lord Dacres in King Edward the 4th time, before the


id: 42139
title: The English Lakes
author: Bradley, A. G. (Arthur Granville)
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  Those delectable little sister lakes of Rydal and Grasmere probably wood and water, of rugged crag and fern-clad slope, of velvety park-like larger lake of Grasmere with Rydal Water by a short half-mile display T. Coleridge, spent the years preceding his long married life at Rydal The little inn at Wythburn on the highway near the lake-head where the overhung with trees on the Kirkstone shore of the lake, long the abode do so, for in many visits to this delightful haven in the Lake country shore, give that exceptional touch of wildness to the great lake which, Patterdale Hall has now this long time been a large country of the Border foray tradition in the heart of the Lake country. mountain-bordered lake to the yet sterner heights looming at its farther background for the lake, as viewed from the Keswick end, Skiddaw, as associations of this rugged romantic Lake country with its simple,


id: 42476
title: Literary Celebrities of the English Lake-District
author: Sessions, Frederick
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  my old home in the South; the later ones for my new friends in the till the last expiring day, aged seventy-four years.'' She lies among her youthful reformer, timid in old age, and desiring, as John Bright said children of days of long ago, when really good books for them were ''My dear friend, Mrs. Lynn Linton, had lived through a long and In fact, no other man has lived in recent years whose that fine old English institution, flogging in the great public schools, Wordsworth is, of course, the greatest poet of the English Lake school. friends--Coleridge, Southey, De Quincey, Charles Lloyd, John Wilson, and writings of the great poets of the Lake School, or of Charles Lamb or course was like the Borrowdale road, which an old guide-book says find myself old, and as if I had lost a great part of my life.


id: 54318
title: The English Lakes: A Sketch-Book
author: Home, Gordon
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  A Sketch Book 1 Langdale Pikes from a garden on Windermere [title] [Illustration: Langdale Pikes from a garden on Windermere [title]] [Illustration: Windermere from Bowness] [Illustration: Dove Cottage--Grasmere] [Illustration: Stone Circle near Keswick] [Illustration: Derwentwater from near Friar''s Crag] [Illustration: Derwentwater from Borrowdale] [Illustration: Buttermere] [Illustration: Scale Force] [Illustration: Among the summits of the Fells] [Illustration: Ennerdale Water from Pillar Fell] [Illustration: Wastwater & The Screes] [Illustration: Clouds on Scafell] [Illustration: Styhead Pass] [Illustration: Mickleden & Rossett Gill] [Illustration: Ullswater from the summit of Helvellyn] [Illustration: Hawes Water & Harter Fell] By J.C.M. Pike |LONDON AT NIGHT. Pike |RIVERSIDE LONDON. Keesey |ROCHESTER. Keesey |ROME. Hornby |THE THAMES. Sharpley | By Gordon Home |VENICE. Sharpley |WINDSOR AND ETON. Keesey |YORK. By Gordon Home | By Gordon Home | By Gordon Home | By Gordon Home | By Gordon Home | Woollard Woollard Hornby BLACK, LTD., 4 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.


