CHAPTER II.

The friends are accompanied in their journey by Professor

Sulzer.--They visit Augsburgh and Leipsic.--Arrive at

Berlin.--Fuseli furnishes some designs for Bodmer's work.--Baron

Arnheim.--Fuseli visits Barth, in Pomerania, where he pursues his

studies for six months under Professor Spalding.--Motives which

induce him to visit England, where he arrives in 1763, under the

protection of Sir Andrew Mitchell.--Lord Scarsdale: Mr. Coutts: Mr.

Andrew Millar: Mr. Joseph Johnson.--Fuseli receives engagements

from the booksellers.--His first residence in London: becomes

acquainted with Smollet: Falconer: A. Kauffman: Mrs. Lloyd: Mr.

Cadell: Garrick.--Fuseli accepts, and shortly after relinquishes

the charge of travelling tutor to the son of Earl Waldegrave.--His

first interview with Sir Joshua Reynolds.--His earliest production

in oil painting.--He visits Liverpool.--Takes part in Rousseau's

quarrel with Hume and Voltaire, (1767) and exerts his pen in the

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