 | James Henry Lanman - 1839 - 428 pagine
...climate, and in water as clear as that of the purest fountain ; were we sure of finding every where secure and agreeable places to pass the night in, where we might enjoy the pleasure of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease the purest air, and enjoy the prospect... | |
 | 1840 - 576 pagine
...climate, and on water as clear as that of the purest fountain—were we sure of finding every where secure and agreeable places to pass the night in, where we might enjoy the pleasure of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease the purest air, and enjoy the prospect... | |
 | 1840 - 556 pagine
...climate, and on water as clear as that of the purest fountain—were we sure of finding every where secure and agreeable places to pass the night in, where we might enjoy the pleasure of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease the purest air, and enjoy the prospect... | |
 | Amusements - 1858 - 168 pagine
...climate, and in water as clear as that of the purest fountain; were we sure of finding every where as secure and agreeable places to pass the night in,...and enjoy the prospect of the finest of countries, we might be tempted to travel to the end of our days. How many oaks represented to me that of Mamre... | |
 | Charles Lanman - 1871 - 560 pagine
...climate, and in water as clear as that of the purest fountain ; were we sure of finding everywhere secure and agreeable places to pass the night in, where we might enjoy the pleasure of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease the purest air, and enjoy the prospect... | |
 | Charles Lanman - 1871 - 576 pagine
...climate, and in water as clear as that of the purest fountain ; were we sure of finding everywhere secure and agreeable places to pass the night in, where we might enjoy the pleasure of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease the purest air, and enjoy the prospect... | |
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as secure and agreeable places to pass the night in; where we might enjoy the pleasures of hunting at a small expense, breathe at our ease of the purest air, and enjoy the prospect of the finest of countries 