A Midsummer Drive Through the Pyrenees

by Edwin Asa Dix

And so ends our mountain faring; and when, the next day, we turn to the morning train for Toulouse and the open plain, it is with anticipation still, yet with an unrepressed sigh at leaving these mountains and laughing valleys of the Pyrenees, of whose charms we had once so inadequately known.

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FOOTNOTES

[1] Voyage aux Pyrénées.

[2] INGLIS: Switzerland and the South of France.

[3] INGLIS.

[4] Tour Through the Pyrenees; translated by J. SAFFORD FISKE, New York: Henry Holt & Co.

[5] LAGRÈZE: La Société et les Moeurs en Béarn.

[6] MISS PARDOE: Louis XIV.

[7] It is said that the Basque nomenclature of domestic animals is almost entirely Finnish.