| Esq. A. Atkinson - 1823 - 482 pages
...for the elegance and variety of its tints, can scarcely be exceeded by any town view in this country. North-east lies the island of Rathlin, above which,...mountains of Jura seem to rise, " .As if some viewless band had traced An airy palace on the sky." To the east, the sea view is terminated by the lofty mountains... | |
| 1846 - 744 pages
...on the road to Broughshane. The views from the coast are extensive and very brilliant and varied. " North-east lies the island of Rathlin, above which,...dome-like mountains of Jura seem to rise, — ' As if some vksvloss linn-l had traced An niry palace on the ekj.' To the east the sea-view is terminated by the... | |
| 1846 - 756 pages
...a combined force and beauty of character superior to that from almost any other town in Ireland. " North-east lies the island of Rathlin, above which,...day, the dome-like mountains of Jura seem to rise, — ' Ae if some viewleas hand had traced An airy palaco on the sky.' To the east, the sea-view is... | |
| 1846 - 750 pages
...from the coast are extensive and very brilliant and varied. " North-east lies the island of Ruthlin, above which, on a clear day, the dome-like mountains of Jura seem to rise, — ' AB if some viewless hatvl liatl traced An airy palace ou the skv.' To the east the sea- view... | |
| J. B. Doyle - 1854 - 474 pages
...to the north the Paps of Jura, and the crag of Ailsa, appear faintly against the cloudless horizon, as if some viewless hand had traced " An airy palace on the sky j" and nearer, to the east, the mountains of Ayrshire and the crags of Arran seem softened by distance... | |
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