_From Christopher Fürer's "Itinerarium" (1566)._ ARMS OF A JERUSALEM PILGRIM 238 _Arms of Sébastien Werro, curé of Fribourg, Switzerland, surmounted by the arms of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, showing that he received that knighthood on the occasion of his pilgrimage thither, 1581. The title-page of the account of his journey written by himself (Bibl. de la Société Economique de Fribourg)._ TWO GERMAN KITCHENS 254 _The 'fat' and the 'lean.' Plates 58 and 63 of J. T. de Bry's "Proscenium Vitæ Humanæ" ("Emblemata Sæcularia"). From the copy of the first edition (1596) in the Bodleian Library at Oxford._ GERMAN BATHING-PLACES 268 _From Münster's Cosmography; two of the woodcuts are from the French edition of 1575 (ii. 1020-21), the other from the Latin edition of 1550. Visitors to Berlin will find the subject more artistically illustrated by the "Jugendbrunnen" of Lucas Cranach the younger, too large for reproduction here to do it justice._ THE RED GATE, ANTWERP 272 _As it was about the middle of the sixteenth century (plate I of Peter Breugel the elder's "Prædiorum Villarum ... Icones"; Bibl. Royale de Belgique), showing also the inn which, according to the custom so convenient to late arrivals, was usually to be found outside the gate of a town._ A MAIN ROAD IN ALSACE 284 _Showing ruts and loose stones. From Münster's "Cosmographia" (1550; p. 455)._ A SIGN-POST 294 _From the 1570 edition of Barclay's translation of Brandt's "Ship of Fools."_ "_The hande whiche men unto a crosse do nayle Shewyth the way ofte to a man wandrynge Which by the same his right way can nat fayle._" BENIGHTED 'SIGHT'-SEERS 312 _From Josse de Damhouder's "Praxis Rerum Criminalium," 1554._ A PASSENGER-BOAT FROM PADUA 328 _From the "Stammbuch" (1578-83) of Gregory Amman in the Landesbibliothek, Cassel._ RABELAIS RECEIVES SOME MONEY 342 _Rabelais' receipt for money received by him against a bill of exchange such as travellers used. Photographed (with M. Heulhard's transcription) from the latter's "Rabelais, ses Voyages, et son Exil."_ LITHGOW IN TROUBLE 348 _From the 1632 edition of his "Rare Adventures."_ TRAVELLERS ATTACKED BY ROBBERS 354 _No. 7 of Jacques Callot's "Misères de la Guerre"; a photograph of the British Museum copy of the second impression (1633). The second state has been chosen in preference to the first, as including the verses of the Abbé de Marolles, himself a traveller; the clearness of the etching not having suffered in the second impression._ "WOLVES" 356 _Another wood-cut from Derricke's "Image of Irelande," or rather, part of one, the size of the original. It represents Derricke's best wishes for Rory Oge, the 'rebel,' but is none the less applicable generally._ A SOUVENIR 360