CHAP. VII.

The family of Fitz-James, settled at Essonne.--Description of

Fontainebleau.--The Forest.--The King's bed.--The

garden.--Marechal de Coigny.--Tomb of a Dauphin at

Sens.--Auxerre.--Banks of the Yonne.--Use of the

hot-bath.--Cleanliness of the French.--Hilly country.--Vintages

injured by the cold of 1816.--The coopers in activity.--The

Plain of the Saone.--Coche d'eau.--Tournus.--Image of the

Virgin.--Arrival at Lyons.--Fete de St. Louis.--The

Cathedral.--Place Bellecour.--Cathedral at Vienne.--The

Isere.--Valence.--Memoranda discovered at the 'Grand Monarque'

Inn.--Country of the olive.--Flat roofs.--Bad inns.--Triumphal

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