But Le Morvan is certainly not a country for a _petit-mâitre_ or a delicate lady to live in; to enjoy yourself there you must have the fire and energy of youth in your veins, a stout heart, the lungs of a mountaineer, and a sinewy frame. You must love a forester's life, the hound and the rifle; you must be a Gordon Cumming in a small way. To the English invalid, I would recommend the ex-Chancellor's retreat; but to him who in the full sense of the term is a sporting man, or a lover of nature, I would say: Go--explore Le Morvan!
A FEW COPIES OF THIS WORK ARE STILL ON HAND.
SAUNDERS AND OTLEY; or CAWTHORNE'S LIBRARY, Cockspur-street.
LATE MONS. FOUCAULT, MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF FRANCE,
CAPTAIN JESSE, AUTHOR OF "NOTES OF A HALFPAY;" "LIFE OF BRUMMELL;" "MURRAY'S HAND-BOOK FOR RUSSIA," ETC., ETC.
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