MARIE BARÈGES ST. SAUVEUR PONT NAPOLÉON, ST. SAUVEUR (by Miss BLUNT) THE VILLAGE OF GÈDRE THE CHAOS NEAR GAVARNIE THE CIRQUE OF GAVARNIE (IN SUMMER)

"Observe that, if Monsieur Duchemin had been suffered to indulge his inclination in youth, we should all, I, my daughter, my grand-daughter, even poor Georges d'Aubrac, would quite probably be lying dead at the bottom of a cirque at Montpellier-le-Vieux.

He then paused and looked at him; and when he perceived his countenance changed, and that his whole person was cold, he left him there on the marble cirque by the fountain, all armed as he was, with the sword by his side, and the crown upon his head.

I went to the Cirque with my cousin, and we dined in the Palais Royal.