Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938 · London, Methuen · leaf 232
d of the Csesan too. The Pont des Arts, which leads jiirect from the oldLouvre to the Institut (a connection, if ever, no longerqf any importance), is for foot passengers only. One istherefore more at ease there in observing the river thanon the noisy bridge of stone. But it is inexcusably uglyand… … LA VIERGE AU DONATEUK J. VAN EYCK (I.auvnJ THE MINT 167 wedge proti-uding under it and, in winter, Henri IV.riding proudly above. In summej-, as Mr. Dextersdrawinpf shows, he is hidden by leaves. A basin hasbeen constructed at this point froih which the tide isexcluded, and here are washing hocuses…
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