Page

CHAP. 6. A conference between the

Traveller and himself upon the Subje&t of

T

Authorship.

CHAP. 7. A Short Interruption

48

55

CHAP. 8. An early ramble round Of-

tende, with a few fafting reflections at the

door and in the nave of the great Church 57

CHAP. 9. Which fets off with a few

Reflections npon Polite Oeconomy
65

CHAP. 10. The Traveller falls a digging

among the rubbish of Ghistel, but is pre-

vented from making any great Progress 72

CHAPLI A few affecting Twitches,

which it is hoped arife naturally out of the
Subject-
,9。

CHAP. 12. Of the Paffage by Water
from Oftende to Bruges

CHAP. 13. Somewhat about Toм Co-
RIAT: and the Advantage of talking

Latin

CHAP.14. Of our arrival at Bruges 119

112

CHAP.

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CHAP.15. A hafty ramble over part

of Bruges; with a word or two upon

long Cloaks and Riding-Hoods, and the

Academy of Painting
134

CHAP. 16. Of the Paffage by Water

from Bruges to Ghent

141

CHAP. 17. Which as it relates chiefly

to the Author, cannot be very interesting to

the Reader,
150

CHAP. 18. Which may be reckoned much

too long; confidering what an unfatisfactory

Account it gives of the Capital of Flan-

der's

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159

CHAP. 19. That fome Folks are hafly to

condemn, in proportion as they are flow to
confider; and that the Want of Conformity
may be reckoned among their great Wants

186

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HAP. 20 Wherein the Traveller,
with a Gentleman-like Scrupulofity,
adjusts fome capital Errata in Chapters 16
After which he fets forward

and 18.

with the rest of his company for Bruffels

CHAP. 24. An invective against itine-
rant Knaves and Fools

229

CHAP. 25. Of Prince CHARLES'S
Cabinet and of the Bruffels Gazetteer 250

CHAR

CHAP. 28. A few general Remarks
upon Bruffels, with fome particular ones
on the Beguinage

289

CHAP. 29. The Traveller chides his
own Inattention; but endeavours to bring
bimfelf off as handsomely as he can

297

CHAP. 30. Wherein honourable men-
tion is made of mine Hoft at the Magi at

Aloft

307
CHAP. 31. Which is fhortened on pur-
pofe, that the next may not appear too long

333

CHAP. 34. In proof that the Travel-
ler made fome short ftay at Louvain

339

CHAP

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CHAP. 35. A few more particulars
concerning Louvain and its Environs 350
CHAP. 36. An Apology for wooden

Sham-Titles

360

fboes
CHAP. 37. Of affumed Characters and
367
CHAP. 38. The Traveller breakfasts
with the Capucins of Mechlin 373
CHAP. 39 A very fingular Charac

ter

3786
CHAP. 40. Containing fome Mortifi-
cations rubich the Traveller underwent, in
his Journey to, and upon his Arrival at
Antwerp with unexpected Reflections
384

CHAP. 41. An Inftance of the won-
derful Efficacy of Ceremonies with other
Matters no lefs worthy
390
CHAP. 42. Which to fome mawkish
Readers will appear full of Infipidity

397

CHAP.