CHAP. IV.

Cemetery of Pere la Chaise.--Graves there become a

property.--Reflections respecting church-yards.--Computation of

deaths, and room requisite for graves.--The Catacombs.--Arrival

at Paris of the author's family.--Palace of Versailles

described.--Royal chapel.--Anecdote of a mandarin.--Orange

trees.--The gardens.--The Grand and Petit Trianon.--St.

Germains.--Its terrace.--St. Cloud.--Its park.--Remark of George

III.--Malmaison.--Marly.--Fine prospect.--Stability of the

peace.--Meudon.--The Dauphiness (Duchesse

d'Angouleme).--Manufacture of porcelain.--St. Denis.--The abbey

of St. Denis.--Sceaux, popular festivities here.--Castle of

Vincennes.--Duc d'Enghien.--Ancient oak.--Confluence of the

Seine and the Marne.--The author attends mass in the Royal

Chapel at the Tuilleries. 141

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