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~46 ITINERARY.POIT rER s.-Sixteen posts and three q uarters.Europe has thu~On the river Vienne.more rivers than one of this name: the radicals oflanguage should be dived into, .here.It l'uns to the Loire, markinganew level of country. Peasantry aIl riding to market. The field ofbattle lS to the east of the town.Tbe site of this place is most bc}J,utifuI:the approach from the south enfilades the town and theri~l!r;and the cathedral standing at right angles therewith, crosses the ;cye.AU that the fancy and benignity of nature, ~ided by the Iucky handofman (for this was aIl Iuck) could combine,here presents itselffof jointeffect.CHATELHERAULT.-}'ive posts.How little of the spirit of trade Basyet pervaded France! Here is a hardware or steel manufactory. ThepOOl' retailers (however objects of commiseration), the workers in. thearticle, can onlysiDe compared for obstreperous obtrusiveness to thepersecutors of our illustrious Webb, in England. Buta' travellerhereis by no means 'bound to lay in athtiql1al stockof merit to entitle hiPlto the like, or enable him to b~arthe horiourwith tneekness, wheninflicted.Face of country: ricn trieado flSll1gwooded grassy hills ; ,bold free.stone This lasfis a prerlorpinatingfeature of these tracts.Danish forts are freq uently observe