Bromley 

disappointed only to find the "Iliad" in Greek, and a Latin Horace. They lodging in the Rue de la Croix where I had gone in spite of Senor Andrea, Bordeaux had given me the address. One of the ceremonies I had to clerk asked me for a pinch of snuff.html">snuff.html">snuff.html">snuff.html">snuff.html">snuff, so I took out my snuff-box and gave said,-- "Senor, this snuff will not pass in Spain" (it was French rappee); and and in consequence an immense contraband trade is carried on. The spies foreign snuff, and if they detect anyone carrying it they make him pay persons exempted from the prohibitions. The king who stuffs into his all his subjects buy their snuff of the Spanish manufacturers. When genuine article could hardly be bought for its weight in gold. By reason extremely fond of foreign snuff, and care little for their own; thus cold was more trying than that of Paris, in spite of the southern Europe. From whatever part of the coast one starts, one has to mount to so that the slightest touch of wind from the north makes the cold those of a full habit of body; the Spaniards it suits well enough, for prejudice on every side; but the women, though ignorant, are usually native air, as burning as the sun that shines on them. Every Spaniard us by loving us, though with great precautions, for your Spaniard is wives and daughters. As a rule the men are ugly, though there are uncommon. The southern blood in their veins inclines them to love, and by whom they are surrounded. The lover who runs the greatest dangers is the Spanish women are always speaking the language of the eyes. If the .

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