S.H. 1825 THE TRAVELLERS. A Tale, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, AND SUPERSTITIONS OF MODERN GREECE. BY TERTIUS T. C. KENDRICK, PUBLISHED BY C. S. ARNOLD, 21, TAVISTOCK STREET, OLIVER AND BOYD, EDINBURGH; AND WESTLEY AND TYRRELL, DUBLIN. 123. THE TRAVELLERS. CHAPTER I. Come to the banquet all, And revel out the day; 'tis my command: Gay as the Persian God ourself will stand With a crowned goblet in our lifted hand. Young Ammon with Statira shall go round, While antic measures beat the burden'd ground; And to the vaulted skies our clangors sound. LEE'S ALEXANDER. THE visit paid by Christian, King of Denmark, to this country, in the year 1769, was productive of an unusual number of entertainments, brilliant as they were ruinous to the purses of VOL. I. B |