A Tour in Quest of Genealogy: Through Several Parts of Wales, Somersetshire, and Wiltshire, in a Series of Letters to a Friend in Dublin; Interspersed with a Description of Stourhead and Stonehenge; Together with Various Anecdotes, and Curious Fragments from a Manuscript Collection Ascribed to ShakespeareSherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1811 - 338 ページ |
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acquaintance Adieu ancient antiquarian antiquary appearance Barmouth beautiful boast British Cader Idris called Captain Carmarthen Carmarthenshire castle character charming church companion curious DEAR CHARLES dinner Dunkery elegant entertainment excursion fashion favour fortune furnished gave gentleman geoponics give Glastonbury Tor happy Haverfordwest hear heard hill Holnicote honour hour Ireland Jones lady land language late letter likewise live Lord lovely manuscript miles Milford Minehead morning mountain muse never night noble North Wales original passed Pembrokeshire perhaps person poem Porlock present professed racter recollect relic retired road round scene seemed seen Selworthy side Sir Richard Hoare sort South South Wales spot stone Stonehenge Stourhead Stourton suppose taste Tenby thing thou tion told took town tumuli uncle vale Welsh Welsh language whilst whole wood young
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