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logy-Letters of Lady Jane Grey to Henricus Bulingerus in the

Town Library-Letter from Frederick of Prussia to Professor

H. Müller on Swiss Songs—“Psalterium Davidis," a Greek MS. 56

SCHAUFHAUSEN. - Beauty of its Scenery- Its Cascade

63

Lucerne.-Its lovely Scenery-Village of Egliseau-Fountain of

the Lion

64

SECHERON. --Anecdotes of Byron and Shelley, by Maurice, the Boat-

man on the Lake of Geneva-Nantua-Bellegarde-Natural Cu-

riosity near Bellegarde

65-68

Lyons. — The Ancient Lugdunum— Remains of Antiquity, Various

Calamities to Lyons-Museum-Bronze Tablets of Emperor

Claudius-Leg of a Bronze Horse-The Saône and the Rhône-

City of Lyons—The Mountain Fourvière--Inscription of the

Altar discovered in 1705–Marc Antony's Aqueduct-Ancient

Castle of Francheville--Silk Manufactories

69–76

Vienne. -The Inn-Castle of Mont Léans-Condrieux-Its Inha-

bitants- Mobility of French Character-Vineyards of the Cote
Rotie- Description of Vienne, or the Vienna Allobrogem, the
most Ancient City of the Gauls - Its Antiquities and Ruins-
- Museum-Its valuable Curiosities - Scenery around Vienne-
Comparison of French and English Suburbs-Council held in
Vienne in 1311 and 1312, which abolished the Knights Templars-
Bridge uniting Vienne to St. Colomb- Fine Mosaic Pavement in
a Vineyard - The Table Ronde-Ancient Asylum from Arrest for
Debt or Murder-St. Colomb—Its Antiquities - Fine Specimen
of Mosaic Pavement-Roman Baths-Museum of Monsieur and
Madame Michaud — Mosquitoes at Vienne- Authoress purchases
Mameluke, a Charger-Corpse of a private Soldier killed in a Duel

Duels among Privates not uncommon in France- Antient Baths

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with Letters to half the Cognoscenti of Venice and Italy

GRENOBLE. — Route from Lyons- Napoleon's Entry from Elba-

Authoress occupies the Chamber in which Napoleon slept-

Reflections on his return to France-Library and Museum -

Grotto of Sassenage

118

Sr. MARCELLIN.-Profusion followed by a Famine– Innocent Gaiety

on the Sabbath

123

VALENCE.- Residence of Napoleon when a Lieutenant-Hill of St.

Peray, famous for its Champagne-Increased Mildness in Tempe-

rature- Mosquitoes—Change in Aspect of the People 124-125

MontelimarT.-Cradle of Reformed Religion in France-Site of

the Chateau de Grignon- Madame de Sévigné.

126

ORANGE. — The Arch-Its Description and Inscriptions-Mobility

of the Human Mind-Ruins of the Ancient Theatre-Its Present

Uses

127-133

AVIGNON.- Poetic Associations-Petrarch-Glorious Sunset-A

Visit from the Poet-Laureat of Avignon-Papal Palace --- Its
Chambers of Inquisition–The Scene of Torture and Massacre
during the French Revolution, The Mint-Fountain of Vaucluse
- Petrarch-Laura-Their Passion-Chateau de Madame Laura
- Visit to Petrarch from Robert, the good King of Naples, his
Queen and Court-Hotel of Petrarch and Laura—The Land.
lady's Comparison of English with Continental Travellers--The
Host's Anecdote of the Busts—Avignon, an Agreeable and Cheap
Residence – The Inn, l'Hôtel de l'Europe - The Scene of the
Comedy of the Deaf Lovers—The Son of the Hostess, a Litera-
teur and Antiquary-His English-Monsieur and Madame de L.
- Peasantry around Avignon-Dress of the Women-Red Um-
brellas-Hotel de Crillon-Crillon le Brave, his Reception of
Henri-Quatre-Henri-Quatre and Louis Quatorze-Toinb of
Laura- The Grand Hôpital— Blessedness of Charity-Aqueduct
of the Pont du Gard - The Maison, la Pallière-A Provincial
Soirée at the Hotel de L. - French Conversation-Madame de

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