...sand, unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of the fir-trees to be laid across, to give it firmness. The villages...green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of a rustic church tapering from among* them, gave notice of our approach to an inhabited...

...present course, and along the hiph road to Dax. and deep as to require the trunks of the fir-trees to be laid across to give it firmness. The villages...green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of a rustic church tapering from among them, gave notice of our approach to an inhabited...

...except where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of the fir trees to be laid across tn give it firmness. The villages and hamlets stand on...like islands among the sands. The appearance of a corn field on each side of the road, fenced by green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance,...

...sand, unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to require the truflks of the fir-tree* to be laid across, to give it firmness. The villages...green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of a rustic church tapering Iroin among them, gave notice of our approach to an inhabited...

...through the sand, unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of fir trees to be laid across to give it firmness. The...fertile ground, scattered like islands among the sands. Mr. Maynard, a gentleman attached to a division of the British army, which marched through this district,...

...sand, unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of the fir-trees to be laid across to give it firmness, the villages...fertile ground, scattered like islands among the sands. Mr. Maynard, a gentleman attached to a division of the British army which marched through this district...

...eittf where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of fir trees to be laid across to giveit firmness. The villages and hamlets stand on spots...scattered like islands among the sands. The appearance ot a cornfield on each side oí the road, fenced by gr«n hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance,...

...in the turpentine. The road is through the sand, unaltered by art. except where it is so loose ami deep as to require the trunks of the fir trees to...the sands. The appearance of a corn-field on each »idc of the road, fenced by green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of...

...unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to icquire the trunks of fir-trees lo bo laid across to give it firmness The villages and hamlets...green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of a rustic church tapering from among them, gives notice of the approach to an inhabited...

...through the sand, unaltered by art, except where it is so loose and deep as to require the trunks of fir trees to be laid across to give it firmness. The...green hedges, a clump of trees at a little distance, and the spire of a rustic church tapering from among them, gives notice of the approach to an inhabited...