The Travels of Solyman Spfenbien Christendom Chapter Wit
A second English Sunday at the Champ de Mars is described with crowds roaming terraces, gendarmes, and horse racing. French spectators admire horses, while English habits provoke French critique. Solyman and Abdallah discuss liberty and governance, and ponder Napoleon’s palace plans for the future king of Rome.
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Champ-de- Mare
Albi
Paria
France
London
Paris
Emrie Inn
Yellow
Royal Stand
Enssi
England
Trent Eton
Cam
Bois de Beuloge
Ireland
Solyman
Talways
Abdallah
John Bull
Tork
Johnny
Iieia
Champ-de-mars
Abdatlab
Napoleon
Rome
Ecole Militaire
Bois de Balogne
London's Gin Palace Scene and Intellectual Salon Clash
A rugged Tyre coastal day yields fatigue and rain, while a London gin palace scene reveals destitute crowds seeking shelter and drink. An ensuing lively salon debate features Mr Stephenson and Dr Buckland, concluding with a sharp exchange over geology and education.
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London
Nestle
Deavanved Bey
Societe Iether
Wile Ables
Ae Tay Senne
Buckland
George Stephen
Oni
Drayton Manor
Boheges
Rai Fir Rosiocer
Werner
Hutton
Bir
Robert
Stephenson
Puten
H Tom Minor
Sir William
Mr. Ie
Jock
William
Cote
Jis
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Crm
Cantingere Metarn We de Sd Re ‘Pont
Apand
Ming
Ornde
Seomer
Suir
Absmaad
Jane
Cailertinas
Ae Bemmons
Wight
Ted Ferma
Dee Saan
Melbourne
Oma
William Lithgow, Awsiih Genezai
Gery
Soehy