Servia, Youngest Member of the European Family - or, A Residence in Belgrade and Travels in the Highlands and Woodlands of the Interior, during the years 1843 and 1844. by Andrew Archibald Paton
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"Can Wallachian be learned in London?"
"I have my doubts about Wallachian, but"-- "Can Magyar be learned in London?" "I suspect not." "Can Servian be learnt in London?" "I confess, I don't think that any body in London teaches Servian; but"-- "There again, you travellers are always making statements unfounded on fact. I have mentioned three leading languages, and nobody in your city knows anything about them." CHAPTER V. Description of Belgrade.--Fortifications.--Streets and Street Population.--Cathedral.--Large Square.--Coffe-house.--Deserted Villa.--Baths. Through the courtesy and attention of Mr. Consul-general Fonblanque and the numerous friends of M. Petronievitch, I was, in the course of a few days, as familiar with all the principal objects and individuals |
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