Along The Road

Aldous Huxley

Huxley reveals his thoughts on the subject of travelling in general and tourism in particular. He compares walking to motoring, looks for the traveller's-eye view in literature, weighs up his selection of guidebooks, and analyzes the effects of sunglasses on the landscape.






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