en on the east side ofthe park. This thus lies between two water-courses, great and small, and so doubly invitesthe visitor, first to a more prolonged walk, and thento a fuller enjoyment of the characteristic beautiesof each. Could the custom of a frequent rambleof this kind, from a mile and a half… … I h,- v- 1 ill- ^.^llK. Hiili li.du.^Udilc added, and ceiitial fuunuiin. Shrulibcrifs (..houn mi (GeneralIlanl are next needed, to relio\e the otherwise monotonous effect of this. square Pavilion, with four pediments and centraldome, the arrangement which works out as mostconvenient from the…
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