...to acquire or convey any notion of the grandeur and variety which it contains. The sides of the cave within, are columnar throughout; the columns being...with secondary shadows and deep invisible recesses, which produce a picturesque effect, only to be imitated by careful study of every part. It requires...

...regularity throughout, its sides being columnar, and, in many places, broken and irregularly grouped, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tints, mixed with unexpected shadows, and producing a picturesque effect, which no regularity could possibly have given....

...above the water at mean tide, the pillar on one side being 36 feet high, and that on the other 18. The depth of the recess is 227 feet, and the breadth at...ways, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tint*, mixed with secondary shadows and deep invisible recesses. As the sea never ebbs entirely out,...

...tide, the pillar on one side being 36 feet high, and that on the other 18. The depth of the recess ia 227 feet, and the breadth at the inner termination...throughout ; the columns being broken and grouped in many dînèrent ways, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tints, mixed with secondary shadows...

...all the views of it hitherto published. The columns are frequently broken, and irregularly grouped, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tints, mixed with unexpected shadows, that produce a picturesque effect which no regularity could have given. The ceiling...

...all the views of it hitherto published. The columns are frequently broken and irregularly grouped, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tints, mixed with unexpected shadows, that produce a picturesque effect which no regularity could have . given. The ceiling...

...(Musical Cave), is 66 feet high at mean tide, and 42 wide at the entrance. It is 227 feet long, and the sides within are columnar throughout, the columns...with secondary shadows, and deep, invisible recesses. The sea never ebbs entirely out ; and the name of the ' Musical Cave ' has probably arisen from the...

...to acquire or convey any notion of the grandeur and variety which it contains. The sides of the cave within are columnar throughout ; the columns being...with secondary shadows and deep invisible recesses, which produce a picturesque effect, only to be imitated by careful study of every part. It requires...

...to acquire or convey any notion of the grandeur and variety which it contains. The sides of the cave within are columnar throughout ; the columns being...with secondary shadows and deep invisible recesses, which produce a picturesque effect, only to be imitated by careful study of every part. It requires...

...regularity throughout, its sides being columnar, and in many places broken and irregularly grouped, so as to catch a variety of direct and reflected tints, mixed with unexpected shadows, and producing a picturesque effect which no regularity could have conferred. The...