CHAP. XXIII.

Description of Nice.--Place Victor.--The Corso and

Terrace.--Details of the Carnival.--Franciscan

friars.--Devotional exercises.--Stations for their observance

during Lent.--The orange tree.--Its blossoms.--Its

fruit.--English Protestants build a chapel at Nice.--The port of

Nice.--Villefranche.--Galley slaves.--The cathedral.--Marshal

Massena.--The author departs for the Col de Tende on his way to

Italy. 432

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