Antwerp, Brussels, Aix-la-Chapelle, Spa, Cologne, the FRANKFORT o. M., PRINTED FOR CHARLES JUGEL, AT THE GERMAN AND FOREIGN LIBRARY. 1837. MEDON-ALDA. MEDON. AND SO we are to have no ,,Sentimental Travels in Germany" on hot-pressed paper, illustrated with views taken on the spot? No. ALDA. MEDON. You have unloaded Time of his wallet only to deal out his,,scraps of things past," "his shreds of remembrance, in beggarly, indolent fashion, over your own fireside? You are afraid of being termed an egotist; you, who within these ten minutes have assured me that not any opinion of any human being should prevent you from doing, saying, writing-any thing ALDA. Finish the sentence-any thing, for truth's sake. But how is the cause of truth to be advanced by the insolent publication of a mass of crude thoughts and hasty observations picked up here 1 |