text: ) A rocky bay on the same romantic coast now rendered accessible to travellers by the magnificent road of the Corniche projected and in part executed by Napoleon furnishes another subject for this exquisite pencil:-- "A mile to the eastward on the coast the mountains which there dip into the sea are broken as if by the strokes of enormous clubs--huge fragments have fallen and are strewed in wild confusion at the foot of the cliffs or amidst the blue and green waves of the sea which incessantly laves them