THE RECIPE FOR DIAMONDS. HONOUR OF THIEVES. THE PARADISE COAL-BOAT. ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN KETTLE. It seems customary in a book of travel to make frequent allusions to other voyagers who have journeyed over the same ground, or at least the same district, and to make constant references to them, and give copious quotations from their works. Of course we ought to have gone to the British Museum before starting on our travel, and there read up all books which in the least bore upon the country which we were going to visit. We omitted to do this, firstly, because we preferred to observe thing…
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