...breadth, fills the defile, and meanders between the mountains for some miles. The way to it from the fall, is by a path winding along the foot of the mountain, and leading to a cottage, where you may take a boat, and cross to a bold promontory opposite. There, seated...

...breadth, fills the defile, and meanders between the mountains for some miles. The way to it from the fall, is by a path winding along the foot of the mountain and leading to a cottage, where you may take a boat, and cross to a bold promontory opposite. There, seated...

...fills the defile, and meanders between the mountains for some miles . The way to it from the fall , is by a path winding along the foot of the mountain, and leading to a cottage, where you may take a boat, and cross to a bold promontory opposite. There, seated...

...breadth, fills the defile, and meanders between the mountains for some miles. The way to it from the fall is by a path winding along the foot of the mountain, and leading to a cottage, where you may take a boat, and cross to a bold promontory opposite. There, seated...

...breadth, fills the defile, and meanders between the mountains for some miles. The way to it from the fall, is by a path winding along the foot of the mountain, and leading to a cottage, where you may take a boat, and cross to a bold promontory opposite. There, seated...

...cave in Burmah cannot be read without new and painful emotions respecting the state of the heathen. path winding along the foot of the mountain ; and...is the space within the wall filled with images of Gaudamo, of every size, but the whole face of the mountain, to the height of eighty or ninety feet,...

...regular purchase. The last one we visited is on the Salwen, about fifteen or twenty miles above Maulmain. The entrance is at the bottom of a perpendicular but...strong brick wall, which forms a large vestibule. The enr trance to this enclosure is by a path, winding along the foot of the mountain ; and nothing remarkable...

...regular purchase. The last one we visited is on the Salwen, about fifteen or twenty miles above Maulmain. The entrance is at the bottom of a perpendicular but uneven face of the mountain, inclosed in a strong brick wall, which forms a large vestibule. The entrance to this inclosure is by...

...Gaudama. " The last [cave] we visited, is on the Salwen, about fifteen or twenty miles above Maulmain. The entrance is at the bottom of a perpendicular but...wall, which forms a large vestibule. The entrance is by a path, winding along the foot of the mountain, and nothing remarkable strikes the eye until...

...regular purchase. The last one we visited is on tbe Salwen, about fifteen or twenty miles above Maulmain. The entrance is at the bottom of a perpendicular but uneven face of the mountain, inclosed in a strong brick wall, which forms a large vestibule. The entrance to this enclosure is by...