The English LakesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE ENGLISH LAKES PAINTED BY A. HEATON COOPER • DESCRIBED BY WM. T. PALMER • PUBLISHED BY ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK • LONDON • MCMVIIIIntroductory materialChapter I · INTRODUCTIONChapter II · BY STEAM YACHT ON WINDERMEREChapter III · BY WORDSWORTH’S ROTHAYChapter IV · RYDAL AND GRASMEREChapter V · ESTHWAITE WATER AND OLD HAWKSHEADChapter VI · CONISTON WATERChapter VII · THE MOODS OF WASTWATERChapter VIII · THE GLORY OF ENNERDALEChapter IX · BY SOFT LOWESWATERChapter X · CRUMMOCK WATERChapter XI · BUTTERMEREChapter XII · THE CHARMS OF DERWENTWATERChapter XIII · BASSENTHWAITEChapter XIV · THIRLMERE FROM THE MAIN ROADChapter XV · HAWESWATER AND THE BIRDSChapter XVI · ULLSWATER, HOME OF BEAUTYChapter XVII · MOUNTAIN TARNSINDEXTranscriber’s NotesBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE ENGLISH LAKES PAINTED BY A. HEATON COOPER • DESCRIBED BY WM. T. PALMER • PUBLISHED BY ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK • LONDON • MCMVIIIAll chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE ENGLISH LAKES PAINTED BY A. HEATON COOPER • DESCRIBED BY WM. T. PALMER • PUBLISHED BY ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK • LONDON • MCMVIIIOpening pagesIntroductory materialChapters1234567891011121314151617Other sectionsINDEXTranscriber’s NotesA MISTY MORNING, NEWBY BRIDGE, WINDERMERE◇THE ENGLISH LAKES PAINTED BY A. HEATON COOPER • DESCRIBED BY WM. T. PALMER • PUBLISHED BY ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK • LONDON • MCMVIII →