In the afternoon we drove to La Perouse, where a
night's lodging was proposed for us at the Hospital ; but
we decided upon going to the " Hdtel National," the
only hotel in the place, which proved, however, to be
nothing but a little Italian public house, where the
accommodation was most uncomfortable, and where no
one understood a word of French. At 4 o'clock a meet-
ing was held at the Vaudois Church, Pomaret, when
Mr. Miiller preached in French to a large, attentive
audience. On the morning of June 5th we visited St.
Germain, seven miles from La Perouse, at which place
he addressed a large congregation of poor people in
French, at 10 o'clock, for three-quarters of an hour.
