ABSTRACT
In this letter, the wandered presents an account of wild and mountainous line of country called Cleveland and the state of his mind in the appearance of desolate and uncultivated nature. He describes the broad expanse of ocean which divides this island from the northern part of the continent of Europe. The wanderer also talks about his inclination to write an Arabian tale with a set of characters acting and speaking so exactly as such people so circumstanced would act and speak in real life.
