CONTENTS.
Henry Attwell translation
CHAPTER PAGE
Prefaceiii
I.A Book of Discoveries (Vignette.)1
II.Eulogy of the Journey4
III.Laws and Customs7
IV.Latitude and Topography11
V.The Bed14
VI.For Metaphysicians17
VII.The Soul21
VIII.The Animal24
IX.Philosophy26
X.The Portrait29
XI.Rose and White33
XII.The Hillock (Vignette.)36
XIII.A Halt37
XIV.Joannetti38
XV.A Difficulty42
XVI.Solution (Vignette)45
XVII.Rose49
XVIII.Reserve52
XIX.A Tear54
XX.Albert and Charlotte57
XXI.A Friend (Vignette)59
XXII.Jenny64
XXIII.The Picture Gallery66
XXIV.Painting and Music69
XXV.An Objection72
XXVI.Raphael75
XXVII.A Perfect Picture78
XXVIII.The Upset Carriage81
XXIX.Misfortune87
XXX.Charity91
XXXI.Inventory93
XXXII.Misanthropy95
XXXIII.Consolation98
XXXIV.Correspondence99
XXXV.The Withered Rose (Vignette)104
XXXVI.The Library109
XXXVII.Another World113
XXXVIII.The Bust118
XXXIX.A Dialogue121
XL.Imagination129
XLI.The Travelling-coat132
XLII.Aspasia’s Buskin (Vignette)137
Liberty150
Circumstances beyond my control prevented my seeing any proof of these pages. Such Latinized forms as behavior and favor; the misplaced hyphen on the first line of page 25; the double l in skilful (p. 138, last line but one); and the frequent suppression of the former of two parenthetical commas (as before I, p. 19, l. 18),—these are the few deviations from my manuscript for which the printer is responsible.
The reader will oblige by substituting comfortable for agreeable on page 38 line 3, sweet for lovely on page 68 line 4, and ignoramuses for ignorant on page 78 line 12.
H. A.