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Page 312
... traveller , until the public is stunned and stupified with tours and journals ; which are only an echo of one an- other , varying merely in the quantity of small - talk superin- duced by the traveller himself , or in the degree of ...
... traveller , until the public is stunned and stupified with tours and journals ; which are only an echo of one an- other , varying merely in the quantity of small - talk superin- duced by the traveller himself , or in the degree of ...
Page 422
... travellers gradually ascended Mount Helicon , and arrived in about an hour at the little monastery of St. Nicholo ... traveller to reflect that the rustic 15 inhabi- inhabitants of these retreats are innocent and inoffensive in their ...
... travellers gradually ascended Mount Helicon , and arrived in about an hour at the little monastery of St. Nicholo ... traveller to reflect that the rustic 15 inhabi- inhabitants of these retreats are innocent and inoffensive in their ...
Page 429
... traveller to the defile of Tempe below the junction of the Penéus and Eurotos , or Eurotas . It is here so narrow that the river fills the whole of it , except a pass along the right bank , which is occupied by the old paved causeway of ...
... traveller to the defile of Tempe below the junction of the Penéus and Eurotos , or Eurotas . It is here so narrow that the river fills the whole of it , except a pass along the right bank , which is occupied by the old paved causeway of ...
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