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" Certainly," said Mr. George. " They would
not have built such a lookout as that without
making a way to get to it."

" Then let's go up there," said Rollo, " and see
what we can see."

" Yery well," said Mr. George ; " lead the
way, and I will follow."

" Well, come," said Rollo, moving on. " I am
not sure that I can find the way ; but I'll try."

So saying, Rollo chose from among several
broad and smooth gravel walks which he saw
diverging from the house in various directions,
among the groves and copses of shrubbery that
ornamented the grounds behind it, the one which
seemed to turn most nearly in the right direc-
tion ; and, running along before, he was soon out
of sight of the hotel. The path meandered
gracefully among shrubs, and flowers, and pretty
green openings a little way, and then began to
ascend the hill, sometimes in a winding course
and sometimes by zigzags. There were seats
placed here and there at proper points for rest.
At length both Rollo and Mr. George were sur-
prised to find coming suddenly into view a small
building, which stood in a very romantic and
picturesque spot about half way up the hill,
which proved, on examination, to be a little
chapel. It was an Episcopal chapel, built here


Kollo in Switzerland. 89

The chapel on the hill. Rollo succeeds in finding the parilkm.
