Villa ElsaPat and AnnaReading editionChapter navigation47 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…VILLA ELSASTUART HENRYPat and AnnaFOREWORDChapter I · Triumphant Germany in 1913Chapter II · Deutschland Ueber AllesChapter III · Gard KirtleyChapter IV · Villa ElsaChapter V · Family LifeChapter VI · The HomeChapter VII · German LovingChapter VIII · German CourtshipChapter IX · A JournalistChapter X · Spies and WarChapter XI · German WaysChapter XII · Habits and ChildrenChapter XIII · Down With America!Chapter XIV · AftermathChapter XV · Military BlockheadsChapter XVI · A Lively MusicianChapter XVII · Immorality and ObscenityChapter XVIII · The Naked CultChapter XIX · Jim Deming of Erie, Pay.Chapter XX · An American VictoryChapter XXI · A People Peculiar or Pagan?Chapter XXII · Making for WarChapter XXIII · Social EtiquetteChapter XXIV · The Court BallChapter XXV · Fritzi and Another ConversationChapter XXVI · Some of the Less Known EfficiencyChapter XXVII · The Imperial Secret ServiceChapter XXVIII · Jim Deming's FateChapter XXIX · Winter and SpringChapter XXX · Villa Elsa OutdoorsChapter XXXI · A Casual TragedyChapter XXXII · A German Marriage ProposalChapter XXXIII · A Waitress DanceChapter XXXIV · ChampagneChapter XXXV · RecuperationChapter XXXVI · The German Problem. An AnswerChapter XXXVII · A German "Gott Be with Ye"Chapter XXXVIII · A JourneyChapter XXXIX · The Tomb of CharlemagneChapter XL · The End of a Little GameChapter XLI · Are They Huns?Chapter XLII · The Anti-ChristiansChapter XLIII · The Teuton Problem. A SolutionPrevious chapter ←STUART HENRYNext chapter →FOREWORDAll chapters and sections (47)Other sectionsVILLA ELSASTUART HENRYPat and AnnaFOREWORDChapters12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243IN LOVING TOKEN OF OUR WINTER'S CONVERSATIONS ON THE GERMANS← STUART HENRYFOREWORD →