A Book of the Cevennes by Sabine Baring-Gould

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The Allier-Difficulty of ascent-Remarkable engineering of / the line-Summer visitors-Difference between the Allier / and the Ardèche-Langeac-Chanteuges-Disorderly monks-Fête / on Whit-Sunday-The Lafayettes-The Margeride and its / inhabitants-Sauges-The Drac-Church-Tour de la Clauze-Tomb / of an English captain-La Voute-Chilhac-Basalt-Used on the / roads-Monistrol d'Allier-S. Privat-Find of an oculist's / tools-Alleyras-Bed of old lake-Langogne-Church-N. D. / du Tout Pouvoir-the Vogué-Proprietorship _versus_ / tenancy-Pradelles-Delivered from the Huguenots-Château of De / Belsunce-S. Alban-Cave-Trappist monastery-The Liborne-The rule of / La Trappe.

I pass now from the east to the west by direct flight from the Vivarais over the plateau of Le Puy to where the Allier descends into the plains from the lofty ridge of the southern Cévennes.

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