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494 CLASSICAL TOUR Ch. XIV.
may therefore be allowed to hope that the Ge-
noese, though they are Ligurians t may be exempt
from the vices of their ancestors ; and that reli-
gion, liberty, and opulence may have eradicated
propensities which arose from ignorance, oppres-
sion, and misery.
Saturday, the eighteenth of September, we
took leave of our friends of the Medusa, saw the
ship under weigh, and then set out for Milan.