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I had to speak the young lady fair, who
waited upon us, in order to bring her to
acquiesce in a fresh supply of visitors
requiring fresh bed linen, for it is cu =
rious to observe how in Inns clean
+ comfortable in other respects, this is
a luxury not thought at all necessary.

Our active dwarfish elfin looking
attendant however objected to nothing
that was required of her, + after pro =
ducing a most luxurious quantity
of cold water, (which can only be duly
valued where it cannot always be pro =
cured, ) bade us adieu with an air of grace,
which many who have passed through
all a dancing masters discipline would
vainly endeavour to imitate -

May 5th We reached [[Vienna]] in approaching
which the river loses its interest + beauty,
the last striking object that we passed
was the Castle of Dürrenstein [Castle of Dürnstein] once the
prison of our Richard first, the ruins of
which are situated on an [?], amidst
walls of wild + jagged rock, a most for =
midable looking place of imprisonment -

We landed shortly afterwards at [[Stein]]
a small town on the left bank of the river

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