Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Tour in England and Scotland, in 1785
Paired under obfervation, that the Writer of the following memorandums ever thought of committing them to paper. And it is in the importunity of friends, an apology that ought not by any means to be accounted the lefs weighty, that it is trite and common, (fince nothing is more common than what is agree able to truth and nature) that he takes {helter from any charge that may be made of vanity and felf-importance.
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