| Edward Burt - Highlands (Scotland) - 1822 - 394 pages
...sight. And I need not tell you, that, as you pursue your progress, the scene changes to new appearances. The old ways (for roads I shall not call them) consisted...of hills, entangling woods, and giddy precipices. You will say this is a dreadful catalogue to be read to him that is about to take a Highland journey.... | |
| Edward Burt - 1876 - 378 pages
...Sight. And I need not tell you, that, as you pursue your Progress, the Scene changes to new Appearances. The old Ways (for Roads I shall not call them) consisted...of Hills, entangling Woods, and giddy Precipices. You will say this is a dreadful Catalogue to be read to him that is about to take a Highland Journey.... | |
| Edward Burt - Highlands (Scotland) - 1876 - 408 pages
...pursue your Progress, the Scene changes to new Appearances. The old Ways (for Roads I shall not call L them) consisted chiefly of stony Moors, Bogs, rugged,...of Hills, entangling Woods, and giddy Precipices. You will say this is a dreadful Catalogue to be read to him that is about to take a Highland Journey.... | |
| Society of Antiquaries of Scotland - Archaeology - 1911 - 648 pages
...were constructed by General Wade and his successors. The " old ways," according to Burt, consisted of stony moors, bogs, rugged, rapid fords, declivities...of hills, entangling woods, and giddy precipices. Although Wade was responsible for a comparatively small portion of the work, yet he was undoubtedly... | |
| Serge Soupel - English literature - 1996 - 260 pages
...E.Burt, Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland to His Friend in London (London, 1754) : "It consisted chiefly of stony moors, bogs, rugged rapid...declivities of hills, entangling woods and giddy precipices" (2: 305). 10. Ces animaux devinrent une telle plaie dans les Highlands, qu'il fallut construire des... | |
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