Travels in Turkey and back to EnglandChishull, Edmund
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Travels in Turkey and back to England
Chishull, Edmund
Turkey -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
D. M. S.
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ΣΩΣΤΡΑΤΟΣ. ΕΝ. ΦΘΙΜΕΝΟΙΣ. ΜΥΡΙΟΝ. ΑΙΝΟΝ. ΕΧΗ.
May iii.
Mr. _Vandeput_, Dr. _Cockburn’s_ youngest son, and myself, hire a
couple of chaises, and make a journey into _North Holland_. We pass
_Monnikedam_, the _Beemster_, and so to _Alckmair_; where we observe
the beautiful and clean streets, the stadthouse, the church, and noble
picture there of the year 1504, the delightful woods, and artificial
walks. We return that night, but not without being imposed on by the
owner of our chaises.
May xi.
Having continued thus long at _Amsterdam_, enjoying the company of my
good friends, and amusing my self with the variety of entertainments,
which this place affords to strangers, I now depart for _Naerden_ in the
_treck schuyt_ by the way of _Muyden_, whither I am kindly accompanied
by Mr. _Le Jolle_. There I arrive by two a clock, and having viewed that
complete and compact fortification, I depart at six in a post chaise
for _Utrecht_, where I arrive by nine, and lodge without the gate. In
the morning I repair to Mr. _Foley_, and am by him invited to lodge in
his apartment. He carried me to visit _Holthenus_, a learned divine
and minister of the place, who had then the care of the new edition of
_Gruter_; and has a good collection of coins, among which was observable
_Nerva_ of the largest size, the reverse a palm tree, with the legend
FISCI IVDAICI CALVMNIA ABLATA.
May xiv.
Mr. _Foley_ and my self hire a traveling chaise and pair at _Utrecht_,
with which we proceed to _Amerford_, and from thence to the King’s house
at _Loo_, where we arrive by three a clock in the afternoon. And upon our
return to _Utrecht_ the day following, I begin to think of _England_, and
accordingly prepare my self for a voyage by the first convenient passage.
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_To the Reverend Dr._ Thomas Turner.
Reverend Sir,
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