knew. I
moved
forward to
get a
nearer
view when
his eye
caught
mine. I
was not
mistaken;
it was
Frank
Bracebridge,
a
sprightly
good-humored
young
fellow
with whom
I had once
traveled
on the
Continent.
Our
meeting
was
extremely
cordial,
for the
countenance
of an old
fellow
traveler
always
brings up
the
recollection
of a
thousand
pleasant
scenes,
odd
adventures,
and
excellent
jokes. To
discuss
all these
in a
