In the sentence-“I was never in the robbers’ cave, where Gil Blas lived, but I often go back there z and find the trap-door just as heavy to raise as it used to be”, ‘there’ refers to-
There are not many places that I find it more agreeable to revisit when in an idle mood, than some places which I have never been. For, my acquaintance with those spots is of such long standing, and has ripened into an intimacy of so affectionate a nature, that | take a particular interest in assuring myself that they are unchanged. | never was in Robinson Crusoe’s Island, yet I frequently rectum there. | was never in the robbers’ cave, where Gil Alas lived, but I often go back there and find the trap-door just as heavy to raise as it used to be. | was never in Don Quixote’s study, where he read his books of chivalry until he rose and hacked at imaginary giants, yet you couldn't move a book in it without my knowledge.
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