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Should this B ook aid the English T rav eller
in his searches a fte r the interesting objects in this
celebrated C ap ital; in his visits to the v ario u s spots
o f b eau ty and attraction in its pleasin g E n v iro n s —
in short, should it satisfy him as his
Vade Mecum
in this p a rt of S ealan d , the object o f the A u th o r
will h av e been a tta in e d , and his leisure h o u rs
profitably em ployed.