. Un voyage d'été sur la rivière Saône. Avec cent quarante-huit illustrations. Sari et beforeme avec ce point de vue remarquable. Le serviteur est venu naturellement à jeter le chiffon pour usout de portes. Il me semble tenir pour acquis que tous les oneprefers un repas en plein air. Le village de Beauregard contient quelques maisons pittoresques,tout à fait d'un caractère du sud, de la projection de l'avant-toit et un pré-dominance de coloration ocre brun ou animé avec thegreen de leurs vignes. Derrière le village, il y a une gorge dans le X 2 3oS la Saône. hills, et juste au sud de ce château est situé le ve

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. A summer voyage on the river Saône. With a hundred and forty-eight illustrations. airs and with this remarkable view beforeme. The servant came naturally to lay the cloth for usout of doors. It seems to be taken for granted that every oneprefers a repast in the open air. The village of Beauregard contains some picturesque houses, quite of a southern character, with projecting eaves and a pre-dominance of brown or ochrous colouring enlivened with thegreen of their vines. Behind the village there is a gorge in the X 2 3oS The Saone. hills, and just to the south of this the castle is situated verygrandly on one of the finest sites near the Saone. The presentcastle is modern but one or two of the old towers have beenpreserved. The design of the modern building shows in onething an appreciation of artistic possibilities. The castle is intwo principal masses connected by a central structure on threelarge open arches, and from the garden behind you see theBeaujolais panorama framed in these arches like a triptych, amost successful combination of architecture and landscape.. Beauregard from the South. The rich scenery about Beauregard, the hills, the woods, theavenues on the left bank of the river and the open country onthe right, make it a charming place for walking, and we spentthe whole evening in the bright moonlight according to thecustom established on the Boussemroiim. The beauty of thisplace made Stephen give me a long and enthusiastic descriptionof the beauty of Algiers. All who know Algiers intimatelyhave the same enthusiasm, the same longing to go there onceagain. A Summer Voyage. >09 LETTER LI. Tr£voux, Septe7nber 12th. Our voyage from Beauregard to Trevoux was an enchant-ment. The scenery is lovely, the weather was perfectly beautiful, and we had just enough wind to speed the Arar as fast as wecare to travel. With all our canvas set, and never either a spurtor a stoppage we kept the pace of a good walker, and so steadilythat I was able to make several slig

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