LETTER XXII.

Sublime Desolation.--A Morning Walk.--The Col.--A Lake.--Site of a Roman

Temple.--Enter Italy.--Dreary Monotony.--Return to the

Convent.--Tasteless Character of the Building.--Its Origin and

Purposes.--The Dead-house.--Dogs of St. Bernard.--The Chapel.--Desaix

interred here.--Fare of St. Bernard, and Deportment of the Monks.--Leave

the Convent.--Our Guide's Notion of the Americans.--Passage of Napoleon

across the Great St. Bernard.--Similar Passages in former

times.--Transport of Artillery up the Precipices.--Napoleon's perilous

Accident.--Return to Vévey.

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