Travels With a Donkey in the Cevenne
 

Travels With a Donkey in the Cevenne

by Robert Louis Stevenson

For some thoughts, which sure would be the most beautiful, vanish before we can rightly scan their features; as though a god, travelling by our green highways, should but ope the door, give one smiling look into the house, and go again for ever. Was it Apollo, or Mercury, or Love with folded wings? Who shall say? (read review)

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I really like adventures, books featuring travel, 19th-century literature and Stevenson, so I was hoping for more. While reading I found its principal virtue to be its length and the promise that with minimal investment I'd be able to move on. Never what you want in a book.

I could be more forgiving, after having read that it was one of his first works and that it didn't have the excellent canon of travel books for inspiration that we have today, but I'll choose not to. Those...

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