...them, but 'twas nothing but the account of his miserable feelings." — Sterne's Sentimental Journey. previously questioned our courier if all belonged...necessities ; and the enjoyment of which is even more troublesome than the want of them could ever prove, if we were once to inure ourselves to their absence....

...hotel of the Blessingtons' party of attendants should have exclaimed : ".How strange those English are! One would suppose that, instead of a single family, a regiment at least was about to move. How many things those people require to satisfy them !" Geneva was the first city...

...trunks. Lady Blessington heard a Frenchman under her window exclaim: " How strange those English are! One would suppose that instead of a single family, a regiment at least were about to move!" Move at last the regiment did, though not without dire struggling. They are off! Amid a tornado of...