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who did not believe in Catholicism. and sar-
the church. in the shape Of 'serpents. hogs,
stays, and other boasts. Intended to represent
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in the chair. which in the same spot had been
1t was o curious nsatlon thus to stand In
the footsteps OF Purtans who preceded the
men OF the Mayfower by more than half a
century. and who were the spiritual progeni-
tors OF the Pilgrim Fathers themselves.
Not to lose any OF tho souvenirs OF Calvin,
we visited the 1eld whore Seryetus expiated
his violation OF the laws Of the Reformers.
The faithful concierge pointed out the pillar
In the church whore he rose and insulted Cal
forth the loosest doctrines OF morality. in de-
flance Of the character and presence OF the
great High Priest Of Puritanism. even to the
Of plurality OF wives and the disso-
luton Of the marriage bond at will.
The denial Of the doctrine Of the Trinity was
the particular heresy for which he suffered.
but no seemed to belong to the class fill
buster whose offences were legion.
Many OF Calvin's MSS are In the library.
They are mostly written In Latin and difficult
to decipher.
The ride from Geneva toward Lyons, through
the Jura Mountains. is remarkably pictur- |
esGue For the. first twenty miles we follow
the Rhone. which Is a mere thread in the deep |
gorges, with rude perpendicular banks. The |
tunnels are numerous, one especially must DO |
five miles long or more.
These mountains are sedmentary rock, |
piled up in enormous masses. sometimes in |
b orizontal layers and sometimes in strata. |
lying at various angles and everywhere bar |
the soil often sterile. Leaving the river. we |
plunge directly through valley. or succession |
Of valleys. in the mountains for some twenty |
miles further. whence we emerge into wide |
plain. over which We run in company |
with the river to LyonA