Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 65
ing the gratincs of the chambers. In the eaftcm hall behind thealtar, there was a fmall door of three feet and a half high, which is tlie only entranceinto a little open court or belvidere, of no more than fix paces long and tlirce wide,with a little terrafs or banquet to look over the garretted… … J^MuAa^l? Mount. Cornwall. Tl 3. ST. MICHAELS MOUNT. Plate III. The caflern part of this romantick building is here given, feemingly overhanging thealmj{l perpendicular rock whereon it flands, from the fummit of which there is a moftextenlive and beautiful profpect over the bay. The height from low…
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