 | William Howitt - 1855 - 468 דפים
...unattractive scene cannot meet the eye of man. Every single tree has been levelled to the ground ; is is one hard bare expanse, bare of all nature's attractions,...bullock drays drag fresh materials, with enormous labor ploughing the muddy soil up to their very axles. There is not the trace even of the idea of a... | |
 | William Howitt - 1855 - 466 דפים
...unattractive scene cannot meet the eye of man. Every single tree has been levelled to the ground ; is is one hard bare expanse, bare of all nature's attractions,...true gridiron or rather hurdle style, are not roads hut quagmires, through which bullock drays" drag fresh materials, with enormous labor ploughing the... | |
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every single tree has been levelled to the ground; it is one hard, bare expanse, bare of all nature's attractions, a wilderness of wooden huts of Lilliputian dimensions; and everywhere around and amongst them, timber and rubbish, delightfully interspersed... 