travel in the young sort be a part of education in the elder a part of  experience he that travel into a country before he have some entrance into the  language go to school and not to travel that young man travel under some tutor  or grave servant I allow well so that he be such a one that have the language  and have be in the country before whereby he may be able to tell they what  thing be worthy to be see in the country where they go what acquaintance they  be to seek what exercise or discipline the place yield for else young man  shall go hood and look abroad little it be a strange thing that in sea voyage  where there be nothing to be see but sky and sea man shall make diary but in  land travel wherein so much be to be observe for the most part they omit it as  if chance be fit to be register than observation let diary therefore be bring  in use the thing to be see and observe be the court of prince especial when  they give audience to ambassador the court of justice while they sit and hear  cause and so of consistory ecclesiastic the church and monastery with the  monument which be therein extant the wall and fortification of city and town  and so the heaven and harbour antiquity and ruin library college disputation  and lecture where any be ship and navy house and garden of state and pleasure  near great city armoury arsenal magazine exchange burses warehouse exercise of  horsemanship fence train of soldier and the like comedy such whereunto the  better sort of person do resort treasury of jewel and robe cabinet and rarity  and to conclude whatsoever be memorable in the place where they go after all  which the tutor or servant ought to make diligent inquiry as for triumph mask  feast wedding funeral capital execution and such show man needs not to be put  in mind of they yet be they not to be neglect if you will have a young man to  put his travel into a little room and in short time to gather much this you  must do first as be say he must have some entrance into the language before he  go then he must have such a servant or tutor as know the country as be  likewise say let he carry with he also some card or book describe the country  where he travel which will be a good key to his inquiry let he keep also a  diary let he not stay long in one city or town more or less as the place  deserve but not long nay when he stay in one city or town let he change his  lodging from one end and part of the town to another which be a great adamant  of acquaintance let he sequester himself from the company of his countryman  and diet in such place where there be good company of the nation where he  travel let he upon his remove from one place to another procure recommendation  to some person of quality reside in the place whither he remove that he may  use his favour in those thing he desire to see or know thus he may abridge his  travel with much profit as for the acquaintance which be to be seek in travel  that which be most of all profitable be acquaintance with the secretary and  employ man of ambassador for so in travel in one country he shall suck the  experience of many let he also see and visit eminent person in all kind which  be of great name abroad that he may be able to tell how the life agree with  the fame for quarrel they be with care and discretion to be avoid they be  common for mistress health place and word and let a man beware how he keep  company with choleric and quarrelsome person for they will engage he into  their own quarrel when a traveller return home let he not leave the country  where he have travel altogether behind he but maintain a correspondence by  letter with those of his acquaintance which be of most worth and let his  travel appear rather in his discourse than his apparel or gesture and in his  discourse let he be rather advice in his answer than forward to tell story and  let it appear that he do not change his country manner for those of foreign  part but only prick in some flower of that he have learned abroad into the  custom of his own country