HOW BROWN AND JONES WENT IN A THIRD CLASS CARRIAGE (ROBINSON WOULD NOT; IT DID NOT SEEM “RESPECTABLE”), THAT THEY MIGHT SEE THE NATIVES, AND HOW B. DREW THE PORTRAIT OF ONE, TO HER EVIDENT DISSATISFACTION.
THE OMNIBUS BESIEGED AND TAKEN BY STORM.
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| SCENE FROM THE ROAD, NEAR BASLE. | |
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| “THE HEIGHT OF THE OMNIBUSSES IS QUITE DISGUSTING.” —Extractfrom unpublished documents in possession of ROBINSON, who himselffell in the mud, while climbing from the roof of one of thosevehicles. | STORKS’ NEST, BASLE. |
BOAT STATION ON THE LAKE OF LUCERNE;
AS SKETCHED BY BROWN FROM THE STEAMER.
ACCORDING TO THE GUIDE-BOOK, THE PAINTINGS ON THE WALL REPRESENT FURST, STAUFFACH, AND MELCHTHAL, SWEARING TO LIBERATE THEIR COUNTRY; BUT JONES SAID HE BELIEVED THEM TO BE PORTRAITS OF A MEDIEVAL SWISS BROWN, JONES, AND ROBINSON, IN THE ACT OF VOWING ETERNAL FRIENDSHIP.