...came to Penrith. Oct. 2. I set out at ten for Keswick, by the road we went in l767; saw Grej'stock town and castle to the right, which lie about three...slowly by it. The broad and green Valley of Gardies nnd Lowside, with a swift stream glittering among the cottages and meadows, lay to the left, .and the...

...returned by the way I came to Penrith. Oct. 2. I set out at ten for Keswick, by the road we went in \767 ; saw Graystock town and castle to the right, which lie about three miles from Ulswater over the felte ; passed through Penradoch and Threl'cot at the foot of Saddleback, whose furrowed sides were...

...Penradock and Tlirelcot at the feet of Saddleback, whose furrowed sides Were gilt by noonday sun, while its brow appeared of a sad purple, from the shadow...sailed slowly by it. The broad and green valley of Gardics and Lowside, with a swift stream glittering among the cottages, and meadows, lay to the left;...

...came, to Penrith. Oct. 2. I set out at ten for Keswick, by the road we went in 1?67'; say Greystock town and castle to the right, which lie about three miles from Ulls- water over the fells; passed through Penruddock and Threlkeld at the foot of Saddleback, whose...

...I came to Penrith. Oct. 2. I set out at ten for Keswick, by the road we Went in 1767; saw Greystock town and castle to the right, which lie about three...the foot of Saddleback, whose furrowed sides were g$t by the noon-dajr sun, whilst its brow appeared of a sad purple from the shadow of the clouds as...

...lies on the same river, in a vale that is the delight of mv eyes, and the very seat of pleasure.' ' Saddleback, whose furrowed sides were gilt by the...shadow of the clouds as they sailed slowly by it.' We often come upon a rich picturesque cluster of epithet-, characteristic of his poetic style; as this...

...morning for Keswick. He passed at noon under the gleaming crags of Saddleback, the topmost point of which "appeared of a sad. purple, from the shadow of the clouds as they sailed slowly by it." Passing by the mystery where Skiddaw shrouded " his double front among Atlantic clouds," Gray proceeded...

...for Keswick. He passed at noon under the gleaming crags of Saddleback, the topmost point of which " appeared of a sad purple, from the shadow of the clouds as they sailed slowly by it." Passing by the mystery where Skiddaw shrouded " his double front amongst Atlantic clouds," Gray proceeded...

...brow appeared of a sad 1 Essays on Criticism, Second Series, p. 75. 2 Works, I. 254, 258 ; III. 242. purple from the shadow of the clouds, as they sailed slowly by it." 1 For mountains Gray has, indeed, a special love ; and he loves them, besides, with the more conscious,...

...Penradock and Threlcot at the feet of Saddleback, whose furrowed sides were gilt by noonday sun, while its brow appeared of a sad purple from the shadow of the 25 clouds, as they sailed slowly by it. The broad and green valley of Gardies and Lowside, with a swift...