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"Genllemen," said he, showing us
energeticalIy into our box, you have
made me loose half an hour"


"Bah!" said the postillion, wiping
from his mouth, with his coat sleeve,
the wine that we had given him as a
hr'he n wait for US, eve can catch up
~ /. I"


And, although the road was hily. we
react,ti the fort de PEcluse at the ordi-
nafy ume.


The fort de PEeluse is the gate Of
France, leading to Geneva. Placed
astride the road, built against side-hiIl,
and overlooking precipice of rocks, it
commands the valley through which
flows the Rhone-which valley, on the
opposite side, and within half cannon
shot of the citadel, is crossed by paths
known only to smugglers, and impracti-
bic for an army.


After three hours additional driving,
the position turned and said to US,


Gentlemen, you are no longer IN
France"


Twenty minutes after this, we arrived
at Geneva.


PietrG Sciz1 so called because Agrippa
caused it to be cut while he was constructing
his four military roads one of which led to
ward the Pyrenees; another, to the Rhine
third, to the ocean by Beauyoisis and PiCar-
dy; and the fourth into Narbonnaise Gaul as
far as Marselles.


+ LKc Danum, by abhreviation, and Lug
danum by corruption whence comes Lyon,
Lyons, English.


Dumas, own-and eminently successful
tragedy; on the author ship of which he, with
good reason, prides himself. TRANSLATOR.


To be continued.