The castles, palaces, and prisons of Mary of Scotland (1850)
Mackie, Charles, d. 1864 · London : [s.n.] · leaf 462
iis eyes mightstill be directed towards his prisoners and their guards. Of this placeit may be truly said that suspicion was its architect, and fear itsfounder. The castle stands embosomed amidst venerable and lofty trees, withroaring torrents gushing beneath its walls on three sides. The… … BOLTON CASTLE.-No. 38. IF NOW THK PEASANT, SCARED NO MORE AT EVE BT DISTANT BEACONS. AND COMPELLD TO HOUSE HIS TREMBLING FLOCKS, HIS CHILDREN, AND HIS ALL. BENEATH THE CRAGOY ROOF SECDRELY SLEEPS, TET ALL AROUND THEE IS NOT CHANGED—THY TOWERS DNMODERNIBED BY ART REMAIN, STILL UNSUBDUED BY TIME!…
Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587 · Castles · Palaces
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