...capital to associate with his Murray Mr Story's ' Roba.' " Every Englishman, "says this gentleman, " carries a Murray for information and a Byron for sentiment,...every step. Pictures and statues have been staled hy copy and description, until everything is stereotyped, from the Dying Gladiator, with his 'young...

...capital to associate with his Murray Mr. Story's ' Roba.' " Every Englishman," saya this gentleman, l: carries a Murray for information and a Byron for sentiment, and finds out by them what he is to khow and feel at every step. Pictures and statues have been staled by copy and description, until everything...

...Nevertheless, at the very beginning ofRoba di Roma (1862), William Wetmore Story flatly states that 'every Englishman carries a Murray for information...finds out by them what he is to know and feel at every step'.50 The habit of reading or recollecting a classic of literature while standing before its subject...

...(As Tories, however, the Murrays carefully filtered Byron's radical politics out of their guides.)80 "Every Englishman carries a Murray for information,...finds out by them what he is to know and feel at every step."81 Shelley never got past Italy, but who could forget his Egyptian lines: "I met a traveller...

...Baedeker guidebook. 'Every Englishman abroad', noted the American William Wetmore Story in the 186os, 'carries a Murray for information, and a Byron for...finds out by them what he is to know and feel at every step'.'1 In a manner characteristic of many modern cultural practices, the devices of rebellion or...

...Tories, however, the Murrays carefully filtered Byron's radical politics out of their guides.)80 "Even- Englishman carries a Murray for information, and a...finds out by them what he is to know and feel at every step."*1 Shelley never got past Italy, hut who could forget his Egyptian lines: "I met a traveller...

...experiences.12 William Wetmore Story, writing in the 1 860s, claimed that "Every Englishman abroad carries a Murray for information, and a Byron for...out by them what he is 'to know and feel at every step.'"33 Goethe is frequently present in Fanny's writing, the touchstone of her aesthetic experience....

...have done their work so well that nothing remains to be done after them. Everybody has an herbarinm of dried flowers from all the celebrated sites, and...Murray for information and a Byron for sentiment, and fmds out by them what he is to know and feel at every step. Pictures and statues have been staled by...