Orléans " " 220 The House of Jacques Cœur, Bourges " " 224 Bourges " " 228 The Musée Cujas, Bourges " " 232 The Hôtel-de-Ville, Nevers " " 236 The Port du Croux, Nevers " " 240 Moulins " " 248 Limoges " " 254 Perigueux from the River " " 258 St. Front, Périgueux " " 262 Angoulême " " 270 Poitiers " " 274 Entrance to the Harbour, La Rochelle " " 282 The Harbour of La Rochelle " " 286 Bordeaux " " 294 Sens " " 302 St. Germain, Auxerre " " 306 The Bridge and Cathedral, Auxerre " " 310 A Street in Troyes " " 316 Meaux " " 326 The Old Mills at Meaux " " 330 Senlis " " 338 The Pont Marie, Paris " " 350 Nôtre Dame, Paris " " 366 St. Germain des Prés, Paris " " 372 Pont St. Michel and Ste. Chapelle, Paris " " 378 Chapter One A FRENCH CATHEDRAL CITY There are in France to-day three distinct classes of cities--one might even add, of cathedral cities--and as the bishopric is a dignity far more usual in France than in England, “cathedral” may serve for the present as a term inclusive of many towns.