NIMROD'S NORTHERN TOUR.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

  Having spoken of the hounds, the huntsman necessarily follows. But my notice of the Duke of Buccleuch's huntsman in the field will be brief: for if, as Livy said of Cicero, "Cicero's panagyrist, should be a Cicero, Williamson's should for the same reason be a Williamson. He may have his faults, (and where is human nature found perfect?) but, inasmuch as experience is said to make even a fool wise, it is next to a physical impossibility, that a man possessed of an understanding so naturally clear, a man of such quick apprehension, and so clear-sighted a discerner of circumstances, as one hour's conversation with...