Chapter VIII.

  Paris.

  Its Railway Stations,
  Lack of Delicacy in Many of the Social Habits and Institutions
    Among the People of Warm Countries
  The Boulevards, Rues, &c. 
  Arcades and Passages
  Palais Royal
  Its Diamond Windows
  The Cafe—­A Characteristic Feature of Modern
  Civilization
  Champs Elysees
  Palais de l’Industrie or the Exhibition Buildings
  Place de la Concorde and the Obelisk of Luxor
  Garden of the Tuileries
  The Arch of Triumph
  Other Triumphal Arches
  The Tomb of Napoleon I
  Artesian Wells
  Notre Dame Cathedral
  The Pantheon
  The Madeleine
  The Louvre
  Theaters and Operas
  At a Ball
  Incidents

Chapter IX.

  St. Cloud
  The Palace at Versailles
  The Pleasure-Garden

Chapter X.

Leaving Paris Brussels The Cathedral Hotel de Ville Antwerp The Spirit of Revolution Notre Dame Cathedral The Museum

Chapter XI.

  Holland.

  The Hague
  Cloak-Rooms
  Utrecht

Chapter XII.

  Cologne
  The Cathedral
  The Museum
  Depths of Man’s Degradation
  Bonn
  The Kreuzberg
  The Drachenfels

Chapter XIII.

  Coblentz
  Geological Laws
  On the Rhine
  Frankfort
  Darmstadt
  Worms

Chapter XIV.

  The Palatinate, (Die Pfalz).

  Mannheim
  Neustadt
  Heidelberg
  The Castle
  The Great Tun
  Stuttgart
  Strassburg
  The Black Forest

Chapter XV.

  Switzerland.

  The Rigi
  The Giessbach Falls
  The Rhone Glacier
  The Grimsel
  The Cathedral of Freiburg
  Berne

Chapter XVI.

  Geneva to Turin
  Mont Cenis Tunnel

  Italy.

  Its Fair Sky and Beautiful People,
  Milan
  Venice
  San Marco

Chapter XVII.

  Venice to Bologne
  Florence
  Pisa
  Going Southward

Chapter XVIII.

  Rome.

  The Colosseum
  The Roman Forum
  The Site of the Ancient Capitol
  “Twelve”
  The Temple of Caesar
  The Baths of Caracalla
  The Pyramid of Cestius
  St. Peter’s
  The Lateran
  Santa Maria Maggiore
  Museums

Chapter XIX.

  Rome to Brindisi.

  Ascent of Mount Vesuvius,
  The Ruins of Pompeii

Chapter XX.