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Identifier: newdisplayofbeau02lond (find matches)
Title: A new display of the beauties of England; : or A description of the most elegant or magnificent public edifices, royal palaces, noblemen's and gentlemen's seats, and other curiosities, natural or artificial ..
Year: 1776 (1770s)
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Subjects: Historic buildings
Publisher: London: : Printed for R. Goadby, and sold by J. Towers, and by R. Baldwin
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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and confifts of a large range ofelegant houfes, built in the moft uniform manner, with ftablesand out-houfes. The bath is divided into two rooms, one forthe gentlemen, the other for the ladies, and over them are veryconvenient rooms for the ufeof thofe whofe diforders oblige themto bathe frequently. The ladies bath is finely arched over with(tone; and at one end of it are federal convenient rooms, with^piirtmehtS for the fervants. The affcmhly roam, is on the right hand, and at the top is auiulic-room, to which you afcend by a grand ftaircafe. There isa fine terrace before the houfe, and near it a place where thegentlemen divert themfrlves in the evenings. From this placethere Is a rocky fhelf, defcending to the river, which is extremelyrapid, and runs with fuch a murmuring noife, as fills the mindwith a pleafing admiration. The perpendicular height of thisr.;ck, called Matlock, is one hundred and twenty yards; and oneach fide of it is a row of lofty elms, called the Lovers Walk. The
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