 | Edwin Lee - 1848 - 408 páginas
...merry dance, celebrate annually the festival of their patron saint. From hence the cavern branches off in different directions, not in long galleries,...columns of the most gigantic height, sometimes uniform, sometimes clustered together, as if fluted. Some of the smaller grottos are entirely inlaid with stalactites,... | |
 | Edwin Lee - 1851 - 460 páginas
...cavern branches off in different directions, not in long galleries, but in a succession of grottoes. Those to the left are numerous, spacious, and lofty;...columns of the most gigantic height, sometimes uniform, sometimes clustered together, as if fluted. Some of the smaller grottoes are entirely inlaid with stalactites,... | |
 | Edwin Lee - 1861 - 472 páginas
...cavern branches off in different directions, not in long galleries, but in a succession of grottoes. Those to the left are numerous, spacious, and lofty...columns of the most gigantic height, sometimes uniform, sometimes clustered together, as if fluted. Some of the smaller grottoes are entirely inlaid with stalactites,... | |
 | Luther Burbank - 1914 - 328 páginas
...such combinations of colors as I have never seen in any other tribe of flowers except the orchids. It would be impossible to describe with any degree of accuracy the varied hues that these amazing and delightful blossoms present. There are combinations of violet and rosy... | |
 | Luther Burbank - 1921 - 494 páginas
...such combinations of colors as I have never seen in any other tribe of flowers except the orchids. It would be impossible to describe with any degree of accuracy the varied hues that these amazing and delightful blossoms present. There are combinations of violet and rosy... | |
 | 55 páginas
...such combinations of colors as I have never seen in any other tribe of flowers except the orchids. It would be impossible to describe with any degree of accuracy the varied hues that these amazing and delightful blossoms present. There are combinations of violet and rosy... | |
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Those to the left are numerous, spacious, and lofty, while the others, though smaller, are more varied in their fantastic forms. As we advance they become more elevated, and the columns more majestic, till, after traversing two leagues in the heart of... 