Byng's Tours: The Journals of the Hon. John Byng 1781-1792Century, 1991 - 232 pagina's |
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Pagina 67
... horses for London . It is surprising how swiftly they run ! Their bridles are very light , and their saddles little more than a span over . Flimwell , a village ; here we returned our first horse and mounted fresh ones . We passed ...
... horses for London . It is surprising how swiftly they run ! Their bridles are very light , and their saddles little more than a span over . Flimwell , a village ; here we returned our first horse and mounted fresh ones . We passed ...
Pagina 77
... horses seldom enter . This was bad work ! But we were in the habit of alehouses , and might soon become downright ... horse . We walked to the churchyard , of high and pleasant situation , with brick pathways . The gravestones are all ...
... horses seldom enter . This was bad work ! But we were in the habit of alehouses , and might soon become downright ... horse . We walked to the churchyard , of high and pleasant situation , with brick pathways . The gravestones are all ...
Pagina 164
... horses could not keep pace with him , yet it appeared to me a distance of three miles . Crossing a nasty , stony brook , we arrived at Yordas Cave ; where leaving our horses at the entrance , and lighting our candles , we entered the ...
... horses could not keep pace with him , yet it appeared to me a distance of three miles . Crossing a nasty , stony brook , we arrived at Yordas Cave ; where leaving our horses at the entrance , and lighting our candles , we entered the ...
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Abbey appear arrived attended beauty better breakfast bridge brought building built Byng called Castle charming church churchyard civil cold comfortable continued crossed dined dinner distance early entered excellent fall fine follow four garden Garwood grand ground half Hall hill hope horses hour June ladies landlord late leading leave lives London look Lord miles morning never night noble o'clock observation ordered park passed pleasant pleasure poor present rain remains returned ride river road rode ruins seat seems seen short side situation soon stable stands stay stone stop stream summer supper survey taste thought till took tour town trees turned vale village walk walls weather wine wish wonderful wood