The home book of the picturesque, or, American scenery, art, and literature : comprising a series of essays by Washington Irving, W.C. Bryant, Fenimore Cooper, Miss Cooper, N.P. Willis, Bayard Taylor, H.T. Tuckerman, E.L. Magoon, Dr. Bethune, A.B. Street, Miss Field, etc., with thirteen engravings on steel, from pictures by eminent artists, engraved expressly for this work (1852)
New York : G.P. Putnam · leaf 147
ange coimty, next which it hes. Near the lake, and suppHed by its water, is an iron workwith a pretty clearing in the woods around — with numerous neatlittle cottages for the workmen — a store — the managers house,and all that kind of incident that indicates a new-made butflourishing place. Upon… … *V>^ OVER THE MOUNTAINS, OE THE WESTERN PIONEER. BY HENKY T. TUCKEEMAN. The peculiar beauty of American mountains is rather incidental tluiuintrinsic; we seldom gaze upon one witli the delight awakened Ly anindividual charm, but usually on account of its grand effect as part ofa vast landscape.…
