FOOTNOTES:
[1] Now Sir T. A. Cook.
[2] Now Professor Okey.
[3] I have added others recently bought.
[4] According to the tradition held from time immemorial by the churches of Provence, St. Mary Magdalene and St. Mary of Bethany were one and the same.
[5] I have not been able to get a photograph of the Gloria, but some of the cherubs are to be seen over the Altar of the Crucifixion.
[6] Plutarch.
[7] Laincel, La Provence.
[8] Now Provost of Eton.
[9] I have since procured the accompanying photograph in Paris, but something seems to have been lost even in that, besides the fresh colouring.
[10] Cook, Old Provence.
[11] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[12] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[13] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[14] Okey, Avignon.
[15] Okey, Avignon.
[16] Okey, Avignon.
[17] Okey, Avignon.
[18] Okey, Avignon.
[19] Okey, Avignon.
[20] Okey, Avignon.
[21] Young, Travels in France.
[22] The robust Dr. Samuel Butler, Bishop of Lichfield, wrote in his diary, in 1822: "I could not contemplate from this spot (the Capitol), which commands all the monuments of Ancient Rome, without feeling very strong sensations; in short I could not refrain from an actual gush of tears."
[23] Casanova, Mémoires.
[24] Okey, Avignon.
[25] Baring-Gould, In Troubadour Land.
[26] Cook, Old Provence.
[27] Cook, Old Provence.
[28] Cook, Old Provence.
[29] James, A Little Town in France.
[30] Cook, Old Provence.
[31] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[32] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[33] Mistral, Mes Origines.
[34] Okey, Avignon.
[35] Okey, Avignon.
[36] Okey, Avignon.
[37] Cook, Old Provence.
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