Castles and abbeys of England in poetic and romantic lore (1915)
Schuch, Edw · Minneapolis, Minn., Press of Augsburg publishing house · leaf 134
heir delight; Loud in the feast and fearless in the fight. —George Crabbe. THE Castelle of Belvoire standythe yn the utter■*■ part that way of Leicestershir, on the veryknappe of an highe hille, stepe up eche way, partlyby nature, partly working of mennes handes, as itmay evedently be… … BELVOIR CASTLE. BELVOIR CASTLE. 131 Few places in England present a finer view, thandoes Belvoir. For a distance of over thirty milesthe eye beholds a charming country, with more thanseventy towns and villages within the horizon, notto mention the many beautiful valleys and glitteringstreams. The…
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