...rocks and th^ burnt grass were reddened, and lifeless bodies, frightfully gashed, lay here and ther,', some fully to be seen, others partly concealed by the stunted furze and shrubs. Sir William still toile;! upward. In different places along the hill-side, and even at some distance beyond its foot,...

...destroyer above the havoc he had made. For, just below the base of the tower the rocks and the burned grass were reddened, and lifeless bodies, frightfully...were groups of men, women, and children, — some rеiiosm^' after fatigue, others seated round blazing fires of wood and furze. The slaughtered carcasses...

...destroyer above the havoc he had made. For, just below the base of the tower the rocks and the burned grass were reddened, and lifeless bodies, frightfully...seated round blazing fires of wood and furze. The slaughtered carcasses of sheep and cows often lay in close neighborhood with the mortal remains of...