25. Mirecourt--Bonnechose.
" " 25. Miranda--Mellerio.
" " 26. New York--Madrid.
" " 30. Clairvaux--Tailleville.
" " 31. Gonthier--Beny.
" " 31. Rousseau--Voltaire.
" " 31. Leonce--Antoine.
" " 36. Of "Firm Miranda, London and New York"--"Mellerio
Brothers"--Meller, people say.
" " 53. Rare Vissante--Dell Yvrande.
" " 53. Aldabert--Regnobert.
" " 53. Eldebert--Ragnebert.
" " 54. Mailleville--Beaudoin.
" " 54. Chaumont--Quelen.
" " 54. Vertgalant--Talleyrand.
" " 59. Ravissantish--Delivrandish.
" " 66. Clara de Millefleurs--Anna de Beaupre.
" " 67. Coliseum Street--Miromesnil Street.
" " 72. Sterner--Mayer.
" " 72. Commercy--Larocy.
" " 72. Sierck--Metz.
" " 73. Muhlhausen--Debacker.
" " 73. Carlino Centofanti--Miranda di Mongino.
" " 73. Portugal--Italy.
" " 88. Vaillant-Meriel.
" " 96. Thirty-three--Twenty-five.
" " 97. Beaumont--Pasquier.
" " 107. Sceaux--Garges.
" " 128. Luc de la Maison Rouge--Jean de la Becquetiere.
" " 128. Claise--Vire.
" " 129. Maude--Anne.
" " 129. Dionysius--Eliezer.
" " 129. Scolastica--Elizabeth.
" " 136. Twentieth--Thirteenth.
" " 152. Fricquot--Picot.
]

[Footnote 81: Le Croisic is in the Loire Inferieure, at the south-east
corner of Brittany. It has now a good bathing establishment, and is much
frequented by French people; but sardine-fishing and the crystallizing
of sea-salt are still its standing occupations.]

[Footnote 82: The details of this worship as carried on in the island
opposite Le Croisic, and which Mr. Browning describes, are mentioned by
Strabo.]

[Footnote 83: The story of Paul Desforges Maillard forms the subject of
a famous play, Piron's "Metromanie."]

[Footnote 84: It is also, and perhaps chiefly, in this case, a pun on
the meaning of the plural noun "cenci," "rags," or "old rags." The cry
of this, frequent in Rome, was at first mistaken by Shelley for a voice
urging him to go on with his play. Mr. Browning has used it to indicate
the comparative unimportan