...increased upon entering the city, which, I think, for number of people, outdoes both Paris and London. The streets are one continued market, and thronged...populace so much that a coach can hardly pass. The common Florence, &c. But as these papers are apparently only memorandums for his own use, I do not think it...

...increased upon entering the • city, which, I think, for number of people,- outdoes both Paris and London. The streets are one continued market, and thronged...hardly pass. The common sort are a jolly lively kind of auimals, more industrious than Italians usually are; they work till evening; then take their lute or...

...from the letters which he writ during liU travels. number of people, outdoes both Paris and London. The streets are one continued market, and thronged...Italians usually are : they work till evening ; then they take their lute or guitar (for they all play) and walk about the city, or upon the sea shore with...

...increased, upon entering the city, which, I think for number of people, outdoes both Paris and London. The streets are one continued market, and thronged...usually are; they work till evening, then take their late or guitar (for they all play) and walk about the city, or upon the sea-shore with it, to enjoy...

...increased upon entering the city, which, I think, for number of people, outdoes both Paris and London. The streets are one continued market, and thronged...much that a coach can hardly pass. The common sort arc a jolly lively kind of animals, more industrious than Italians usually are; they work till evening...

...creams, and sup by moonlight.' ' The common ' sort at Naples,' says he, in a letter to his mother, ' are a jolly, lively kind of animals, more industrious...upon the sea-shore with it, to enjoy ' the fresco.' If life could be passed thus by all orders of persons, who would care to interfere in any thing belonging...

...increased upon entering the city, which I think for number of people out-does both Paris and London, The streets are one continued market, and thronged...Italians usually are : they work till evening ; then they take their lute or guitar (for they all play) and walk about the city, or upon the sea shore with...

...continued market, and thronged with populace so roach that a coach can hardly pass. The common aort are a jolly lively kind of animals, more industrious...upon the seashore with it, to enjoy the fresco. One seestheir little brown children jumping about stark-naked, and the bigger ones dancing with castanets,...

...hardly pafs. The common fort are a jolly lively kind of animals, more induftrious than Italians ufually are; they work till evening ; then take their lute...they all play) and walk about the city, or upon the fea-fhore with it, to enjoy the frefco. One fees their little brown children jumping about ftark-naked,...

...entering the city, which, 1 think, for number of people, outdoes both Parisand London. The streets arc one continued market, and thronged with populace so much that a coach can hardly pass. The common «ort arc a jolly lively kind of animals, more industrious than Italians usually are; they work till...