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The luxurious indulgence of baths in the East is generally known to the reader of travels, so as to render acceptable the following details. They are extracted from Mr. Buckingham's Travels,[1] and bear all the graphic minuteness of his entertaining pen.
The luxurious indulgence of baths in the East is generally known to the reader of travels, so as to render acceptable the following details. They are extracted from Mr. Buckingh...
2. Chapter 2The travellers, in embarking on the Atlantic, had solved the greatest problem in African, and even in modern geography;--one which had exercised the ingenuity and conjecture of...
3. Chapter 3It will perhaps be deemed presumptuous, after naming those illustrious characters--those "demigods of fame"--to allude to Augustus Merton, who, although he obtained the distinct...
4. Chapter 4_The late Queen Caroline._--A servant entered in haste to induce me to go down to the sea-shore, and witness the embarkation of the P----ss of W----s. I immediately sallied fort...