In history and association it is to them the Westminster Abbey of Scotland, but in ruin.

It looks natural, though not at first glance what one expected.

The familiar engraving does not give us the real flesh and blood of the antiquity, or the complexion of the stone; but it does not exaggerate the exquisite symmetries and artistic genius of the structure.

These truly inspire one with wonder.

They are all that pen and pencil have described them.