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The autobiography of Arthur Young

Note 52 — Chapter III · IN SEARCH OF A LIVING, 1767-1775

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‘Mr. Young is not well, and appears almost overcome with the horrors of his situation; in fact, he is almost destitute. This is a dreadful trial for him, yet I am persuaded he will find some means of extricating himself from his distress—at least, if genius, spirit, and enterprise can prevail.’—Early Diaries of Fanny Burney.

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