France

NICE, December 19, 1764.

SIR, - In my last, I gave you a succinct account of the silkworm, and the management of that curious insect in this country. I shall now proceed to describe the methods of making wine and oil.

AIX EN PROVENCE, May 10, 1765.

To MRS. M - . PARIS, October, 12, 1763.

NICE, January 4, 1765.

BOULOGNE, May 23, 1765.

To MR. M -

LYONS, October 19, 1763.

DEAR SIR, - I was favoured with yours at Paris, and look upon your reproaches as the proof of your friendship. The truth is, I considered all the letters I have hitherto written on the subject of my travels, as written to your society in general, though they have been addressed to one individual of it; and if they contain any thing that can either amuse or inform, I desire that henceforth all I send may be freely perused by all the members.

NICE, January 1, 1765.

BOULOGNE, June 13, 1765.

MONTPELLIER, November 5, 1763.

by S. Baring-Gould

1891

"What is this life, if it be not mixed with some delight? And what delight is more pleasing than to see the fashions and manners of unknown places? You know I am no common gadder, nor have oft troubled you with travell." - Tom of Reading, 1600.