 | A. and W. Galignani (Firm) - Paris (France) - 1822 - 904 pages
...will not be shown unless the traveller enquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicelv balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with every blast of wind, and seem to threaten to overwhelm the curious observer ; yet in this equilibrium they have... | |
 | Boston (Mass.) - 1826 - 438 pages
...probably will not be shown, unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with every blast of wind, and threaten to overwhelm the curious observer ; yet in this equilibrium they have hung for... | |
 | A. and W. Galignani (Firm) - 1827 - 1276 pages
...probably will not be shown unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point,...Mahon, we fall again into the road of the Catacombs. On the right side is a pillar formed of dry stones, entirely covered with incrustations of grey and yellow... | |
 | Galignani A. and W. - 1827 - 1014 pages
...probably will not be shown unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point,...this equilibrium they have remained for more than Ivvo centuries, and it would probably require a prodigious force to remove them. About a hundred yards... | |
 | Edward Planta - Paris (France) - 1827 - 732 pages
...probably will not be shown, unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with every blast of wind, and threaten to overwhelm the curious observer ; yet in this equilibrium they have hung for... | |
 | A. and W. Galignani and Co - Paris (France) - 1830 - 956 pages
...probably will not be shown unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point,...probably require a prodigious force to remove them. About 100 yards from the gallery du Port-Mahon, we fall again into the road of the Catacombs. On the right... | |
 | Edward Planta - Paris (France) - 1831 - 678 pages
...probably will not be shown, unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with every blast of wind, and threaten to overwhelm the curious observer ; yet in this equilibrium they have hung for... | |
 | William Hone - Almanacs, English - 1832 - 852 pages
...called his saloon. At a short distance from this spot are enormous fragments of stone (Logan-stones ?) so nicely balanced, on a base hardly exceeding a point,...with every blast, and seem to threaten the beholder. About a hundred yards from the gallery du Port Mahon, we fall again into the road of the catacombs.... | |
 | William Hone - 1832 - 874 pages
...his saloon. At a short distance from this spot are enormous fragments of stone (Logan-stones 1) »o nicely balanced, on a base hardly exceeding a point,...with every blast, and seem to threaten the beholder. About a hundred yards from the gallery du Port Mahon, we fall again into the road of the catacombs... | |
 | William Hone - Almanacs, English - 1841 - 840 pages
...called his saloon. At a short distance from this spot are enormous fragments of stone (Logan-stones ?) so nicely balanced, on a base hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with етегу blast, and seem to threaten the beholder. About a hundred yards from the gallery du Port... | |
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At a short distance from this spot is a curiosity, which probably will not be shown unless the traveller inquires for it. Some enormous fragments of stone are so nicely balanced on a base, hardly exceeding a point, that they rock with every blast, and... 