Paris, in Eighteen Hundred and Two, and Eighteen Hundred and Fourteen (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Paris, in Eighteen Hundred and Two, and Eighteen Hundred and Fourteen

Be judged merely by the criterion of its pretensions. It purports only to show how an individual, limited-in point of time and property, may pleasantly and profitably spend a few weeks in Paris. A plain tale will account for its publica tion, As ameans of enforcing accuracy of observation, it has long been my habit to note down in writing the most inte resting objects and circumstances, that from time to time have occurred in the course of the journeys which I have undertaken either on business or in the pursuit of pleasure. The memorandums which I had made during my trip to.

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