L'Arrabiata and Other TalesLEIPZIG 1870Mary Wilson translationChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIntroductory materialL'ARRABIATAPAUL HEYSE.MARY WILSON.LEIPZIG 1867L'ARRABIATA.COUNT ERNEST'S HOME.COUNT ERNEST'S HOME. (continued 2)BLIND.Chapter IChapter IIChapter IIIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIWALTER'S LITTLE MOTHER.WALTER'S LITTLE MOTHER. (continued 2)THE DEAD LAKEOTHER TALESPAUL HEYSE.MARY WILSON.LEIPZIG 1870A FORTNIGHTA FORTNIGHTTHE DEAD LAKE.THE DEAD LAKE. (continued 2)DOOMED.DOOMED. (continued 2)DOOMED. (continued 3)BEATRICE.BEATRICE. (continued 2)BEGINNING, AND END.Previous chapter ←MARY WILSON.Next chapter →A FORTNIGHTAll chapters and sections (33)Opening pagesFront matterIntroductory materialOther sectionsL'ARRABIATAPAUL HEYSE.MARY WILSON.LEIPZIG 1867L'ARRABIATA.COUNT ERNEST'S HOME.COUNT ERNEST'S HOME. (continued 2)BLIND.Chapters123456Other sectionsWALTER'S LITTLE MOTHER.WALTER'S LITTLE MOTHER. (continued 2)THE DEAD LAKEOTHER TALESPAUL HEYSE.MARY WILSON.LEIPZIG 1870A FORTNIGHTA FORTNIGHTTHE DEAD LAKE.THE DEAD LAKE. (continued 2)DOOMED.DOOMED. (continued 2)DOOMED. (continued 3)BEATRICE.BEATRICE. (continued 2)BEGINNING, AND END.BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ.LONDON: SAMPSON LOW, SON, AND MARSTON. CROWN BUILDINGS, 188, FLEET STREET. PARIS: C. REINWALD, 15, RUE DES SAINTS PÈRES.← MARY WILSON.A FORTNIGHT →