...Italy. They grcatelv affect the Spanish gravity in their habite ; delight in good horses ; the strectes are full of gallants on horseback, in coaches and sedans, from hence brought into England by Sir Sunders Dtntcomb. The women are gencraly well featurM but excessively libidinous....

...Italy. They greately affect the Spanish gravity in their hahite ; delight in good horses ; the streetes are full of gallants on horseback, in coaches and...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generally well.featur'd, but excessively lihidinous. The countrypeople so jovial...

...rice, sulphur, and alum ; for with all these riches is this delicious country blest. The manna rails at certain seasons on the adjoining hills in form...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generally well-featured, but excessively libidinous. The country-people so jovial...

...churches and monasteries, and these the best built and adorned of any in Italy. They greatly afl'ect the Spanish gravity in their habit ; delight in good...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generally well-featured, but excessively libidinous. The country people so jovial...

...Naples on the 8th February 1645, describes the gay appearance of the city and its inhabitants, adding, ' The streets are full of gallants on horseback, in coaches and sedans,' which last articles, he tells us, were ' from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb.'...

...Italy. They greately affect the Spanish gravity in their habite ; delight in good horses ; the streetes are full of gallants on horseback, in coaches' and...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generaly well featur'd but excessively libidinous. The country-people so jovial...

...other hand, ascribes their introduction to an English physician. Writing from Naples, he says : — " They greatly affect the Spanish gravity in their habit,...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncombe." This gentleman, as we learn from another entry in the diary, was possessor of a " celebrated...

...Justice, Great Chamberlain, and Chancellor, with a Secretary ; these being prodigiously avaricious,do wonderfully enrich themselves out of the miserable...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generally well-featured, but excessively libidinous. The country people so jovial...

...them very sweet and clean, even in the midst of winter. To it belongeth more than 3000 churches aud monasteries, and these the best built and adorned...from hence brought first into England by Sir Sanders Duncomb. The women are generally well-featured, but excessively libidinous. The country people so jovial...

...the most magnificent in Europe. To it belongeth three thousand churches and monasteries, and those best built and adorned of any in Italy. They greatly...horses, the streets are full of gallants on horseback, and in coaches and sedans, from hence first brought into England by Sir Sanders Duucomb ; the country...