THROUGH THE GOLDEN VALLEY 84

NOYON CATHEDRAL 86

DOWN THE OISE: TO COMPIEGNE 91

AT COMPIEGNE 94

CHANGED TIMES 99

DOWN THE OISE: CHURCH INTERIORS 105

PRECY AND THE MARIONNETTES 111

BACK TO THE WORLD 120

EPILOGUE 122

TRAVELS WITH A DONKEY IN THE CEVENNES

VELAY

THE DONKEY, THE PACK, AND THE PACK-SADDLE 143

THE GREEN DONKEY-DRIVER 149

I HAVE A GOAD 158

UPPER GEVAUDAN

A CAMP IN THE DARK 167

CHEYLARD AND LUC 177

OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS

FATHER APOLLINARIS 183

THE MONKS 188

THE BOARDERS 195

UPPER GEVAUDAN (_continued_)

ACROSS THE GOULET 203

A NIGHT AMONG THE PINES 206

THE COUNTRY OF THE CAMISARDS

ACROSS THE LOZERE 213

PONT DE MONTVERT 218

IN THE VALLEY OF THE TARN 224

FLORAC 234

IN THE VALLEY OF THE MIMENTE 237

THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY 241

THE LAST DAY 248

FAREWELL, MODESTINE! 253

A MOUNTAIN TOWN IN FRANCE 257

EDINBURGH:

CHAPTER

I. INTRODUCTORY 271

II. OLD TOWN: THE LANDS 278

III. THE PARLIAMENT CLOSE 285

IV. LEGENDS 291

V. GREYFRIARS 298

VI. NEW TOWN: TOWN AND COUNTRY 305

VII. THE VILLA QUARTERS 311

VIII. THE CALTON HILL 314

IX. WINTER AND NEW YEAR 320

X. TO THE PENTLAND HILLS 327

INTRODUCTION TO THE SWANSTON EDITION

So much has been written on R. L. Stevenson, as a boy, a man, and a man
of letters, so much has been written both by himself and others, that I
can hope to add nothi