[129] Leger, part ii., p. 189.
[130] Leger, part ii., p. 275.
[131] Monastier, p. 311.
[132] Monastier, p. 317. Muston, p. 199.
[133] Muston, p. 200.
[134] Muston, p. 202.
[135] Monastier, p. 320.
[136] Monastier, p. 336.
[137] So named by the author of the Rentrée, from the village at its foot, but which without doubt, says Monastier (p. 349), “is either the Col Joli (7,240 feet high) or the Col de la Fénêtre, or Portetta, as it was named to Mr. Brockedon, who has visited these countries, and followed the same road as the Vaudois.”
[138] Monastier, p. 352.