The entrance into Avignon.--The Place de la Comedie.--Warm
baths.--Expense of the journey from Paris to Avignon.--A
_negociant_ serves for a banker.--The Duke of Gloucester passes
through Avignon.--Imprisonment of the hostess.--M.
Moulin.--Visit paid by the author to the Prefect.--Also to the
Mayor; an old noble.--His confiscated house repurchased.--The
author inspects various houses.--Conditions of
tenure.--Description of the house which he takes.--He furnishes
it.--Observations on French trades-people. 210