 | Horatio Gates Spafford - 1824 - 624 sider
...huge human face, as seen IP 'in tin.- river. The rock which has this appearance, exhibits a tolerable profile of a face of 32 feet, aided by a little fancy...the eyes, and kindly spreads its branches for the eye-brows of the Saint. • This is on the S. side of Breakneck-hill, at the N. entrance of the Highlands,... | |
 | H. L. Barnum - 1829 - 502 sider
...from the river. The rock which has this appearance, exhibits a good profile of a face of thirty-two feet, aided by a little fancy, and a relish for the marvellous. A tree which grows upon the chin, just reaches the height of the eyes, and kindly spreads its branches for the ,. /' True; and... | |
 | H. L. Barnum - 1829 - 252 sider
...thirty-two feet, aided by a little fancy, and a relish for the marvellous. A tree which grows upon the chin, just reaches the height of the eyes, and kindly spreads its branches for the eye" True ; and were that break-neck rock a real living saint, and the opposite hill composed of genuine... | |
 | H. L. Barnum - 1831 - 232 sider
...from the river. The rock which has this appearance, exhibits a good profile of a face of thirty-two feet, aided by a little fancy, and a relish for the marvellous. A tree which grows upon the chin, just reaches the height of the eyes, and kindly spreads its branches for the eye-brows of the... | |
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Its . name is derived from a ludicrous resemblance of a colossal human face, as seen from the river. The rock which has this appearance, exhibits a good profile of a face of thirty-two feet, aided by a little fancy, and a relish for the marvellous. A... 