The Englishman in the Alps: Being a Collection of English Prose and Poetry Relating to the AlpsArnold Lunn Concerne en partie le Valais: Col du Simplon, Finsteraarhorn, Matterhorn, Plaine Morte, Weisshorn, Zermatt, etc. |
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Alpine Journal Alps Apennines arête ascent avalanche beauty beneath Bietschhorn blue breath Chamonix Chamouni cliffs climb climber clouds colour crags crevasse dark deep delight distance dream earth EDWARD WHYMPER Eiger eyes F. W. BOURDILLON face fall feel feet Finsteraarhorn foot forest glacier Grindelwald guides hand heard heaven height hills JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS JOHN RUSKIN lake Lake of Geneva ledge LESLIE STEPHEN light look Matterhorn mind mists Mont Blanc Monte Rosa morning moun mountains Mummery never night passed peaks perhaps pine pinnacles plain precipice ridge rock round scenery Schreckhorn seemed seen sense shadow side sight silence sleep slopes snow soul spirit stars steep stones strange stream suddenly summit sunset things thou thought thunder torrent tourist traveller turned valley vast voice walk wall waves Weisshorn wind wonderful