Chapter IV: The South-Western Coast of the Island,
_Distinguished for the most Sublime Scenery._
The Road over the Downs to Freshwater, 89
Freshwater Cliffs, Bay, and Caverns, 90
High-down, Main-bench, and Scratchell's Bay, 93
Needle Rocks, Alum Bay, Light-house, &c., 95
Freshwater Village, Yarmouth, Calbourne, &c., 97
Conspicuous Objects on the Hills, 100 Tours through, and Voyage round the Island, 101 Lists of the Inns and Seats. Passage and Conveyance, &c.
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LIST OF THE ENGRAVINGS.
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I--NORRIS CASTLE, _Frontispiece_.
II--PULPIT ROCK, Bonchurch, _Title-page_.
III--CARISBROOKE CASTLE, 24
IV--WEST COWES: the Castle, Parade, &c., 36
V--OSBOURNE, Her Majesty's Marine Residence, 40
VI--Town and Pier of RYDE, 44
VII--View from Bembridge Down, 52
VIII--SHANKLIN Chine; descent to the beach, 60
IX--Shanklin Church, 64
X--COOKE'S CASTLE, _ib._
XI--The ancient Parish-church of BONCHURCH, 68
XII--VENTNOR, near the Church, _ib._
XIII--STEEPHILL Castle and adjacent Coast, 72
XIV--ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH, 76
XV--St. Lawrence Well, _ib._
XVI--The UNDERCLIFF near Mount Cleeves. 80
XVII--The new LIGHT-HOUSE near Niton, _ib._
XVIII--BLACKGANG CHINE, 84
XIX--FRESHWATER BAY, 92
XX--WATCOMBE BAY, _ib._
XXI--SCRATCHELL'S Bay and the Needle Rocks, 96
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