...second, than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls— the depth and strerjgth of the ocean with which the cavern is filled — the...the basis of the basaltic pillars— the dreadful • The Rev. Alexander Brunton, DD, now (1836) Professor of Oriental Lonpuges in noise of those august...

...more affected by this second, than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls — the depth and strength of the ocean with which the...some places, a violet-coloured rock, the basis of the hasaltic pillars — the dreadful noise of those august hillows so well corresponding with the grandeur...

...more affected by this second, than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls — the depth and strength of the ocean with which the...pillars, and resembling a sort of chasing of yellow or cream-colored marble filling the interstices of the roof — the corresponding variety below, where...

...The stupendous columnar side Avails — the depth and strength of the ocean with whirh the cavern ia filled — the variety of tints formed by stalactites...• — the dreadful noise of those august billows go well corresponding with the grandeur of the scene — are all circumstances elsewhere unparalleled....

...not more affected by this second than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls, the depth and strength of the ocean with which the...corresponding variety below, where the ocean rolls overared,and, in some places, a violet-coloured rock, the basis of the basaltic pillars, the dreadful...

...stupendous columnar side walls—the depth and strength of the ocean, with which the cavern is filled—the variety of tints formed by stalactites dropping and petrifying between the pillars, —the dreadful noise of those august billows so well corresponding with the grandeur of the scene,...

...in Staffa. Sir Walter Scott thu» -describes the latter: — "The stupendous columnar side walls — the depth and strength of the ocean, with which the cavern is tilled— the variety of tent» formed by stalactites dropping and petrifying between the pillars,...

...not more affected by this second, than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls— the depth and strength of the ocean with which the cavern is filled—the variety of tints formed by stalactites dropping and petrifying between the pillars, and...

...more affected by this second, than by the first view of it. The stupendous columnar side walls — the depth and strength of the ocean with which the...pillars, and resembling a sort of chasing of yellow or cream-colored marble filling the interstices of the roof — the corresponding variety below, where...

...dropping and petrifying between the pillars, and resembling a sort of chasing of yellow or cream-colored marble filling the interstices of the roof — the...where the ocean rolls over a red. and in some places a violet-colored rock, the basis of the basaltic pillars — the dreadful noise of those august billows...