Note 1 — CHAPITRE II
Reading edition
« One of the finest fellows, with the best tempered and most prepossessing countenance that he ever beheld ». Quaterly Review, 1828, vol. XXXVIII, pp. 100 et suiv.
Reading edition
« One of the finest fellows, with the best tempered and most prepossessing countenance that he ever beheld ». Quaterly Review, 1828, vol. XXXVIII, pp. 100 et suiv.