337. _Ballad on the Rising of the Vendee._--Who is the author of a
modern ballad on the Rising of the Vendee, of which the last lines are--
"We crush'd, like ripen grapes, Montreuil, we tore
down old Vetier--
We charged them with our naked breasts, and took them
with a cheer--
We'll hunt the robbers through the land, from Seine to
sparkling Rhone.
Now 'Here's a health to all we love: our King shall
have his own!'"