Figure descriptions
View overlooking Lake Grasmere in the English Lake District. Two boats sail on the
water. Trees also line the water’s edge.
There are tree-lined hills in the distance. 1/3-page illustration partially contained
within a single-ruled border on the left, top,
and right edges. The top edge of the border is curved.
The grave stone for William Wordsworth (1850) and Mary Wordsworth (1859) stands in
a cemetery. The grave stone is illuminated.
A second grave stone stands adjacent to the Wordsworths’; it features a carving of
a lamb and partial lettering. There is a cast
iron fence behind the two main grave stones. The silhouettes of additional grave stones
are visible in the distance. A tree canopy
extends over the cemetery: leaves fly through the air, and some have landed at the
base of the Wordsworths’ grave stone. 1/6-page
illustration partially contained within a circular border. Grasses in the foreground
extend down the page beyond the circular
border.
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