Saône

At Lyons, where the Rhone joins the Saone, the most lamentable scenes took place.

In the western part of the city, beyond the Saone, are found some very interesting churches.

Instead then of explaining—as the followers of the above system have done—the Saone (Sagonna) by the Celt.

Among the rivers noted for the slowness of their course, the most conspicuous is the Arar or Saone.

Anglo-Saxon poetry is like the river Saone; one doubts which way it flows.