"Often, before returning home, I would take a long and roundabout way and pass by the peaceful ramparts from where I had glimpses of other provinces, and a sight of the distant country"

This quote by Pierre Loti speaks to the delight of expedition and discovery. It talks to the beauty of taking a long and ambiguous way home, and the satisfaction of finding something new. The serene ramparts discussed in the quote are likely a referral to the walls of a city, and the glimpses of other provinces and far-off nation are most likely a referral to the views of the countryside that a person can receive from the top of a city wall. This quote talks to the delight of taking a journey, of discovering something brand-new, and of the charm of the world around us. It speaks to the pleasure of taking a long and ambiguous method house, and of the happiness of finding something brand-new. It speaks with the charm of the world around us, and of the pleasure of taking a journey. It speaks to the delight of exploration and discovery, and of the appeal of taking a long and roundabout way house.