CHAP. II.

The pleasures of travelling described, and the improvement a sensible

mind may receive from it: with some hints to the censorious, not to be

too severe on errors, the circumstances of which they are ignorant of,

occasioned by a remarkable instance of an involuntary slip of nature,

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