Cambrian Tourist
The Cambrian Tourist, or, Post-Chaise Companion through Wales [1828] Containing cursory sketches of the Welsh territories, and a description of the manners, customs, and games of the natives
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章节目录
共 172 题- OR,
- Post-Chaise Companion
- THROUGH WALES;
- CONTAINING CURSORY SKETCHES OF
- THE WELSH TERRITORIES,
- AND
- SIXTH EDITION.
- THE WHOLE CORRECTED, AND CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED.
- AVE-MARIA LANE.
- ACCOUNT OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE.
- C is always hard as _k_.
- THE CAMBRIAN TOURIST.
- THOMSON.
- CHELTENHAM.
- GLOCESTER.
- CLIFTON
- KINGSWESTON,
- WESTBURY
- FLAXLEY ABBEY,
- NEWNHAM
- LIDNEY
- CHEPSTOW.
- CALDECOT CASTLE.
- CAERWENT,
- CAERLEON
- NEWPORT
- RAGLAND CASTLE,
- CAERLEON
- CARDIFF
- LANDAFF.
- CAERPHILY
- We now came to the celebrated
- VALE OF GLAMORGAN,
- FURNACES.
- PONT NEATH VECHAN.
- NEATH,
- BRITTON FERRY.
- Having crossed the Ferry, we proceeded on the sands to
- SWANSEA.
- OYSTERMOUTH CASTLE,
- MUMBLES,
- Between Penrice and the neat village of
- CHERITON,
- From Loughor we proceeded to
- LLANELLY,
- KIDWELLY,
- CAERMARTHEN
- From Caermarthen we were recommended to go to
- LLAUGHARNE,
- GREEN BRIDGE.
- TENBY
- PEMBROKE.
- MILFORD HAVEN,
- Our reception at the miserable place of
- HUBBERSTON,
- Having refreshed ourselves, we walked to
- MILFORD,
- CAREW CASTLE
- CRESSELEY,
- LANDSHIPPING,
- PICTON,
- HAVERFORDWEST,
- NEWGIN BRIDGE,
- ROACH CASTLE
- The saunter from hence to the city of
- ST. DAVID’S,
- RAMSEY ISLE,
- FISHGUARD
- Several druidical monuments {90} engaged our attention, as we drew near
- NEWPORT,
- KILGERRAN CASTLE
- CARDIGAN,
- ST. DOGMAEL’S ABBEY,
- At the second mile-stone, in our road from Cardigan to the village of
- LLANARTH,
- ABERAERON,
- ABERYSTWITH,
- SHAKSPEARE.
- DEVIL’S BRIDGE,
- GOLDSMITH.
- Four miles from hence, on the Llandiloe’s road, is situated
- THE GENIUS OF HAVOD.
- ANON.
- THOMSON.
- From hence a good turnpike road soon conducted us to the romantic town of
- MACHYNLLETH,
- TALYLYN;
- DOLGELLY,
- ROBERT EDWARDS,
- CADER IDRIS,
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- BARMOUTH.
- The road from hence to
- HARLECH
- TAN-Y-BWLCH.
- CRICCAETH
- ISLAND OF BARDSEY.
- PWLLHELI.
- PENMORFA,
- The situation of our inn at
- BEDDGELERT
- BY WILLIAM SPENCER.
- THE VALE OF NANHWYNAN,
- THE PASS OF DRWSYCOED,
- SNOWDON.
- CAERNARVON;
- PLAS-NEWYDD,
- BEATTIE’S MINSTREL.
- MASON’S CARACTACUS.
- BANGOR,
- MENAI.
- MONA, OR ANGLESEA, {191}
- BEAUMARIS,
- BINGLEY’S NORTH WALES.
- LLANELIAN
- AMLWCH,
- DARWIN.
- From hence we proceeded to
- HOLYHEAD,
- PENRHYN CASTLE,
- CONWAY CASTLE,
- ABERGELE,
- MASON’S GARDEN.
- RHUDDLAN
- The road from hence to
- ST. ASAPH,
- HOLYWELL
- FLINT
- CHESTER,
- EATON HALL,
- CAERWYS,
- BEATTIE’S MINSTREL.
- DENBIGH,
- RUTHIN,
- WREXHAM.
- MARCH WIEL,
- RUABON,
- PONTCYSYLLTY AQUEDUCT, {261}
- LLANGOLLEN,
- CHIRK.
- WHITTINGTON.
- OSWESTRY.
- LLANYMYNACH,
- WELSH POOL QUAY,
- MONTGOMERY,
- The road to
- BISHOP’S CASTLE
- LUDLOW,
- LEOMINSTER,
- HEREFORD,
- ROSS,
- MONMOUTH,
- LLANDOGO,
- A turn of the river soon brought us to the village of
- TINTERN,
- CHEPSTOW,
- SONNETS.
- SONNET I. TO FRIENDSHIP.
- SONNET II. THE CONTRAST OF YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY;
- SONNET III. ON LEAVING WALES.
- SONNET IV. TO THE WELSH HARP.
- SONNET V.
- SONNET VI. ON SEEING LLANGOLLEN VALE.
- SONNET VII. PROSPECT OF SUN-RISE FROM SNOWDON.
- SONNET VIII. TO MY DOG.
- INDEX.
- THE END.
- FOOTNOTES.
- POPE’S HOMER.