366 RetieiDS — Edicards' Untrodden Peaks and Valleys. 



Innichen, and Belluno. Within the area thus roughly indicated 

 are situated those remarkable limestone mountains called the Dolo- 

 mites. The district may be most easily approached from either 

 Venice, Botzen, or Bruneck. All that is grandest, all that is most 

 attractive to the artist, the geologist, and the Alpine climber, lies 

 midway between these three points, and covers an area of about 

 thirty-five miles by fifty. All that the author describes lies within 

 this narrow radius. 



The book is accompanied by an excellent route-map of the district, 

 and the scenes and places visited are charmingly illustrated by Mr. 

 Whymper, from sketches by the author, forming nine full-page 

 illustrations and eighteen wood-engravings in the text. 



By the kindness of the publishers we are able to reproduce some 

 examples of these, with a brief reference to which we shall close this 



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notice. "Passing Schulderbach, a clean-looking road-side inn, we 

 came presently in sight of the Dtirren Sea, a lovely little emerald- 



