Travels into
Travels into Turkey Containing the most accurate account of the Turks, and neighbouring nations, their manners, customs, religion, superstition, policy, riches, coins, &c.
作者：Busbecq, Ogier Ghislain de, 1522-1592; Bayle, Pierre, 1647-1706 [Contributor]
体例：段 章数：20
字数：410,531 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 20 段- Tho’ we speed pretty well, yet I am apt to believe, that at
- We staid but one Day at _Hadrianople_, and then went forward
- Thus died this innocent and hopeful Youth. When the Eunuch h
- From _Nice_ we continued our Journey to a Place called _Jeny
- The same Night we came thither, there happened a great Fire,
- The _Rascians_, as I told you before, begin at _Simandria_,
- When _Solyman_ was made acquainted by Messages and Letters,
- I leave the Matter to your Judgment; but this is certain, th
- It is so known a Truth in this Country, that he were an absu
- I preceed then to other Matters, and shall give you an Examp
- This Matter did very much raise my Spirits, which were quite
- There came lately to me a Messenger from my Master, the Empe
- A great many favoured _Bajazet_, because he was like his Fat
- For this Reason all was quiet in the Camp, and the greatest
- For the _Persian_ weighed every thing in his Thoughts, when
- But to return to the Story of the Pestilence which was withi
- When I heard of this Disaster, I did what I could to release
- You may remember, I told you before, that, when _La Vigne_ d
- When we came to _Sophia_, where the Way parts, one to _Rhagu
- What I have said of him, all Men living know to be true; but