l._ 7, _for_ heightened, _read_ high toned.
203, 21, _for_ is, _read_ was.
210, ult. _after_ to, _add_ those of.
221, 14, _for_ remblance, _read_ resemblance.

DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER FOR PLACING THE PLATES.

Place Torr Abbey facing page 1
Southampton 4
Light-house at Havre 27
Paris Diligence 31
Woman of Caux 35
Rouen 41
Ruins in the Petit Trianon 183
Bagatelle in the Bois de Boulogne 207
Museum of French Monuments 223
Malmaison 235
Caen 237
Cherbourg 247

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Transcriber's note:

List of corrections:

p.46 indispostion = > indisposition
p.86 surprsie = > surprise
p.104 terruor = > terrour
p.119 recal = > recall
p.196 musuem = > museum
p.199 cieling = > ceiling
p.210 scarely = > scarcely

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