Monastery of St. Claire
This is the convent that is close to the chateau in Languedoc. Emily's father is buried here, and Blanche stayed here as she grew up. It overlooks the Mediterranean, and Blanche is struck by its sublimity.
The Arno River
Emily, Annette, Ludovico, and Du Pont cross the Arno river by moonlight as they make their escape from Udolpho. (461). It has always been a key transit route between the sea and the Appenines.
Marseilles
Emily, Du Pont, Annette, Ludovico sail into Marseilles from Italy after escaping Udolpho.
Marseilles is an old port city, founded by the Greeks in 600 BC. It has been known as an immigration and trade route since then.
Marsielle, France
This is where Emily and the gang (Ludvico, Annette, and Du Pont) try and sail into when returning to France.
Amours de Voyage
Arthur Hugh Clough’s verse-novel, Amours de Voyage was completed shortly after the events of the 1849 Roman Republic, which Clough witnessed as a tourist. Amours de Voyage was first published in The Atlantic Monthly in four parts in 1858: Canto I in Vol. 1.4 (February, 1858); Canto II in Vol. 1.5 (March 1858); Canto III in Vol. 1.6 (April 1858); and Cantos IV and V in Vol. 1.7 (May 1858).