Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Heraline or Opposite Proceedings, 1821, Vol. 1 of 4
There is no rural scenery which a church may not decorate; and that of Saint Emeril, with its attendant Vicarage-house and cultivated glebe, is, one of the most picturesque. Placed above the principal cluster of the houses in the village, and far below the elevated mansion and domain of its patron, its local circumstance bespeaks the recep tion of good from above, and its distribution of its benefits to all below it.
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