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DISADVANTAGES 01t TR.l.VELLING.WITII CARAV ANS. 155ente (in whicl1a.niseed isinfused) alone is a breakfast to sOine.Moredo'withoHtany. H()w different a picture this from a stage-coachbreakfast in England!But tbeaniero is Dot to be retarded by suchtrifiingcalls. And aUhough he may bear his facuUies moremeekly,yet he is equally lordparamount upon the '.road witb him who wearsthe J'()yallivery.. TràveUi:l!1g.isusuàllypel"f~rlJled here in groups, c~ra..\l'ans as they would becalled in someèountries. Even ifa travellersets out singly, bis aniero imperceptibly drops him into one of these as...$ociations if possible.His circumstances are not mended hereby. The1nost active and habituated voltigeurs of the community (this tenuapplies)~()whatis suffered, Dot what is acquired), as the halting-place i8appno!aêhed,contriveto anticipate,andfO'nt main basse on whatever c'anhe found,in oraboutthepremis~,.inuny way reducible tothe operationof tbe frying-pan.Thei~laJ0.,heJ;lc.eoccasioned among the featheredtribe around, ou the arrîval ofoneofthese mar.chingbodies, may weIlbeconceived.Nothing that can, by the rem()test construction, be accountedhuJ)1au.fo.od,~asa,chanceofeseaping. In putting the victimsto âeath, Levitioal··care·iistaken that tlopart ofthem should he misappliedor 10st;. everyclroPQf,bloodissecured as orthodox Christian food,çoagula"d,.chopped ...iimct~.ince,andaddedto the accumulations ofthepa.n,>all~ii~~~etéd.âs.$linutelyas tlle ~oints wiU admit of. This is notthe workJof many rr'h~· oil goesandcolnes indifferently, asoccasion calls,.to and fromtbe lamp and the pan : distinctions are quitelaid .aside. '\tVhenemployed. for culinary purposes, it îs,however,usually flashed; a few.dropsof \vatermake it deHagrate, and thus aconsiderable part of tJ;le rank Havourwhtch it possesses is taken off.Wine. and viuegar are nqtrarely, and withtoo Uluch reaSOI1, drawn [romthe saUle cask.The liquor,however, in either case, if not palatable, isnot deleterious, being refreslling" and, it iscolUlllonly kllOwn, w.as t1H15x2