Ta-et-^nt. See note 81, above

87. rille-«t-Tilaine. ' A department of Brittnny, bonnded on the N. by the Englisb Channel and the department of La Manche: £1. by Mayenne; S. by Loire Iniérieure; und W. by Morbihan and cotes du Nord.

88. on ne parlait que d'eux, 'their names were in eveiy mouth.' For " Bocage," see note 20. ch. v. p. 206.

89. Temple. Tfao old hospitil of the Templars in France, dating from the thirteeuth oeiitury, afti-rwards useii as a treasure-huuse by the kingt of Franc*. It was situated a little to tue north of the Bastille. Loui« XIV. and bis family were impriauned there.

Noteê to Chapter VIT. 211

90. Bonduunpi. An insurgent leader, who had served in America. He was moTtally wouuded at ttie battle of ChoUet, October 17, 1793. See note 24, p. 206.