The modern bionable quarter Awelling-houses lies in the. Chaussce @Antin, and west of the Madeleine near Elysees, the hours St. Honoré; the mocracy chiefly inhabit the Faubourg main, south of the Seine, opposite ies and its gardens; the Eunous Quartier Latin, the resort of students and art-workers, lies Faubourg St. Germain; this is the learned corner of Paris; here are the Univ the colleges, schools tions, and for centuries this been regarded as the students' quarter; behind the Church of the Sorbonne is the Lycée Louis-lo-grand, founded in 1560 by Francis the First, and rebuilt by the Jesuits in is the Lyege Henri Quatre, though restored tosvei Vof the oki Abbey of nthéon, ith its ancient formed part Genes ancient refectory is now used a of the L iver, and tu the east of the Place de fille, is the artisan quarter, where the chief pare of the worl ple dwell here are found cabinet-nvikers, rs, all the us-ful trad and in' revolutionary times the outbreak has usually from, or hi most into realy mentioned navaler, a beautiful couth een-hat street changes its mame to Rue St. Antoine. The Maison Carnavalet "the town residence of Madvme de ry of Paris, fr down to recent times. ious ubjects on with, or illustrate f 1789, 1830, and 1843, Some of the sculpture on the is the work of the famous J In the Rue de Richelien, just north of the Palais Royal, we find the wonderful id to be the loryest Meewrin stood wr of the Fourteenth, but ye inal building. four divisions rst there are printed hooks and maps, ne three million valu very 1s about The Salle de or General Readin, room, is not so fi that in the tish Museum.
There are oth fine libraries in Paris. There isthe Biblio jue de TArsenal, neu the
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