Williams, J. David · Boston, De Wolfe, Fiske & Company · leaf 39
on the wall begin ; they are of the most fantastic and varied shapes. One hundred yards beyond the " Coffin" the cave makes a long curve. Here, by means of a Bengal light, a vast amphitheatre may be illuminated, and a scene of weird beauty exposed to view. Opposite to this point is " Sick-Room… … The Bottomless Pit. Next in order is the " Star Chamber," which presents a most singular optical illusion Looking up to the high ceiling the spectator seems to see the firmament itself, studded with stars ; and far off, a comet, with a long, bright tail. In going into the " Solitary Chambers," the…
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