Letters of a Traveller; Or, Notes of Things Seen in Europe and America

part is converted into a race-course, part into a pasture for cows, and

the old wall which marked its limits is fallen down. Near it you see a cluster of grassy embankments of a curious form, circles and octagons and parallelograms, which bear the name of King James's Knot, and once formed a part of the royal-gardens, where the sovereign used to divert himself with his courtier...