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Start of eBook	1
BADDECK AND THAT SORT OF THING	1
PREFACE	1
BADDECK AND THAT SORT OF THING	2
II	14
III	28
IV	42
V	54
SUMMER IN A GARDEN	67
CALVIN A STUDY OF CHARACTER	67
INTRODUCTORY LETTER	67
BY WAY OF DEDICATION	69
PRELIMINARY	70
FIRST WEEK	72
SECOND WEEK	73
THIRD WEEK	75
FOURTH WEEK	77
FIFTH WEEK	79
SIXTH WEEK	81
SEVENTH WEEK	83
EIGHTH WEEK	86
NINTH WEEK	89
TENTH WEEK	91
ELEVENTH WEEK	93
TWELFTH WEEK	96
THIRTEENTH WEEK	98
FOURTEENTH WEEK	101
FIFTEENTH WEEK	103
SIXTEENTH WEEK	106
SEVENTEENTH WEEK	109
EIGHTEENTH WEEK	112
NINETEENTH WEEK	115
CALVIN	118
CALVIN	118
BACKLOG STUDIES	125
FIRST STUDY	125
I	125
II	128
III	130
IV	131
SECOND STUDY	133
I	133
II	135
III	138
IV	140
THIRD STUDY	143
I	143
II	147
III	148
IV	150
FOURTH STUDY	153
A NEW “VISION OF SIN”	153
FIFTH STUDY	162
I	162
II	164
III	165
IV	168
V	169
SIXTH STUDY	173
I	173
II	175
III	180
SEVENTH STUDY	183
EIGHTH STUDY	188
I	188
II	192
III	195
NINTH STUDY	199
I	199
II	200
III	204
IV	206
TENTH STUDY	210
I	210
II	212
III	215
ELEVENTH STUDY	216
MY UNCLE IN INDIA	217
IN THE WILDERNESS	224
HOW I KILLED A BEAR	224
II	230
III	237
IV	241
V	251
VI	266
VII	273
VIII	280
HOW SPRING CAME IN NEW ENGLAND	289
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH	298
PREFACE	298
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH	300
II	306
III	316
IV	318
V	331
VI	340
VII	352
VIII	355
IX	372
X	376
XI	380
XII	392
XIII	397
XIV	406
XV	412
XVI	421
XVII	429
XVIII	435
THE STORY OF POCAHONTAS	443
XVI	456
STORY OF POCAHONTAS, CONTINUED	456
SAUNTERINGS	469
MISAPPREHENSIONS CORRECTED	469
PARIS AND LONDON	473
PARIS IN MAY—FRENCH GIRLS—THE EMPEROR AT LONGCHAMPS	476
AN IMPERIAL REVIEW	479
THE LOW COUNTRIES AND RHINELAND	482
GHENT AND ANTWERP	485
AMSTERDAM	487
COLOGNE AND ST. URSULA	492
A GLIMPSE OF THE RHINE	493
HEIDELBERG	495
ALPINE NOTES	496
HEARING THE FREIBURG ORGAN—FIRST SIGHT OF LAKE LEMAN	500
OUR ENGLISH FRIENDS	501
THE DILIGENCE TO CHAMOUNY	504
THE MAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH	507
A WALK TO THE GORNER GRAT	509
THE BATHS OF LEUK	512
OVER THE GEMMI	515
BAVARIA.	516
A CITY OF COLOR	518
A CITY LIVING ON THE PAST	520
OUTSIDE ASPECTS OF MUNICH	522
THE MILITARY LIFE OF MUNICH	528
THE EMANCIPATION OF MUNICH	529
FASHION IN THE STREETS	531
THE GOTTESACKER AND BAVARIAN FUNERALS	535
THE OCTOBER FEST THE PEASANTS AND THE KING	537
INDIAN SUMMER	544
A TASTE OF ULTRAMONTANISM	545
CHANGING QUARTERS	549
CHRISTMAS TIME-MUSIC	555
LOOKING FOR WARM WEATHER	559
RAVENNA	565
DOWN TO THE PINETA	568
DANTE AND BYRON	570
RESTING-PLACE OF CAESARS—PICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL HERETIC	571
A HIGH DAY IN ROME	574
VESUVIUS	579
SORRENTO DAYS	586
THE VILLA NARDI	588
SEA AND SHORE	592
ON TOP OF THE HOUSE	595
THE PRICE OF ORANGES	598
FASCINATION	602
MONKISH PERCHES	604
A DRY TIME	607
CHILDREN OF THE SUN	609
SAINT ANTONINO	612
PUNTA DELLA CAMPANELLA	615
CAPRI	619
THE STORY OF FIAMMETTA	622
ST. MARIA A CASTELLO	627
THE MYTH OF THE SIRENS	630
BEING A BOY	632
BEING A BOY	632
II	634
III	637
IV	639
V	642
VI	645
VII	648
VIII	651
IX	654
X	656
XI	659
XII	662
XIII	666
XIV	669
XV	673
XVI	677
XVII	682
XVIII	687
XIX	692
ON HORSEBACK	695
I	695
II	711
III	728
IV	740
THE COMPLETE ESSAYS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER	757
THE COMPLETE WRITINGS	757
CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE VOLUME:	757
AS WE WERE SAYING	759
BACKLOG EDITION	759
OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER	759
AS WE WERE SAYING	759
ROSE AND CHRYSANTHEMUM	759
THE RED BONNET	761
THE LOSS IN CIVILIZATION	763
SOCIAL SCREAMING	765
DOES REFINEMENT KILL INDIVIDUALITY?	768
THE DIRECTOIRE GOWN	770
THE MYSTERY OF THE SEX	772
THE CLOTHES OF FICTION	774
THE BROAD A	776
CHEWING GUM	778
WOMEN IN CONGRESS	780
SHALL WOMEN PROPOSE?	782
FROCKS AND THE STAGE	784
ALTRUISM	786
SOCIAL CLEARING-HOUSE	788
DINNER-TABLE TALK	791
NATURALIZATION	793
ART OF GOVERNING	794
LOVE OF DISPLAY	797
VALUE OF THE COMMONPLACE	798
THE BURDEN OF CHRISTMAS	800
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF WRITERS	802
THE CAP AND GOWN	804
A TENDENCY OF THE AGE	807
A LOCOED NOVELIST	809
AS WE GO	811
CONTENTS: (28 short studies)	811
OUR PRESIDENT	811
THE NEWSPAPER-MADE MAN	813
INTERESTING GIRLS	816
GIVE THE MEN A CHANCE	817
THE ADVENT OF CANDOR	819
THE AMERICAN MAN	821
THE ELECTRIC WAY	823
CAN A HUSBAND OPEN HIS WIFE’S LETTERS?	825
A LEISURE CLASS	826
WEATHER AND CHARACTER	828
BORN WITH AN “EGO”	830
JUVENTUS MUNDI	832
A BEAUTIFUL OLD AGE	834
THE ATTRACTION OF THE REPULSIVE	836
GIVING AS A LUXURY	839
CLIMATE AND HAPPINESS	841
THE NEW FEMININE RESERVE	843
REPOSE IN ACTIVITY	846
WOMEN—IDEAL AND REAL	848
THE ART OF IDLENESS	849
IS THERE ANY CONVERSATION	851
THE TALL GIRL	853
THE DEADLY DIARY	855
THE WHISTLING GIRL	857
BORN OLD AND RICH	859
THE “OLD SOLDIER”	861
THE ISLAND OF BIMINI	864
JUNE	866
NINE SHORT ESSAYS	867
CONTENTS:	867
A NIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF THE TUILERIES	867
TRUTHFULNESS	876
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS	880
LITERATURE AND THE STAGE	883
THE LIFE-SAVING AND LIFE PROLONGING ART	885
“H.H.” IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	889
SIMPLICITY	893
THE ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS DURING THE LATE INVASION	898
NATHAN HALE—1887	903
FASHIONS IN LITERATURE	909
INTRODUCTION	910
FASHIONS IN LITERATURE	913
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER	923
CERTAIN DIVERSITIES OF AMERICAN LIFE	940
THE PILGRIM, AND THE AMERICAN OF TODAY—1892	953
SOME CAUSES OF THE PREVAILING DISCONTENT	961
THE EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO	973
THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE—WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE CRIMINAL CLASS?	984
LITERARY COPYRIGHT	995
THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE	1003
CONTENTS:	1003
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH	1003
THOMAS R. LOUNSBURY.	1022
THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE	1023
WHAT IS YOUR CULTURE TO ME?	1054
MODERN FICTION	1066
THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY MR. FROUDE’S “PROGRESS”	1079
ENGLAND	1093
THE NOVEL AND THE COMMON SCHOOL	1107
THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM SHAKESPEARE WROTE	1120
III	1153
A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD	1172
INTRODUCTORY SKETCH	1172
A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD	1172
I	1172
II	1178
III	1186
IV	1192
V	1198
VI	1205
VII	1215
VIII	1221
IX	1230
X	1237
XI	1244
XII	1253
XIII	1263
XIV	1273
XV	1280
XVI	1289
XVII	1298
XVIII	1307
XIX	1313
XX	1322
XXI	1329
XXII	1338
THE GOLDEN HOUSE	1344
I	1344
II	1348
III	1352
IV	1357
V	1362
VI	1370
VII	1376
VIII	1383
IX	1388
X	1395
XI	1403
XII	1409
XIII	1416
XIV	1423
XV	1430
XVI	1441
XVII	1447
XVIII	1453
XIX	1459
XX	1466
XXI	1473
XXII	1479
XXII	1483
XXIV	1488
THAT FORTUNE	1490
II	1494
III	1502
IV	1506
V	1513
VI	1517
VII	1521
VIII	1525
IX	1529
X	1534
XI	1540
XII	1547
XIII	1556
XIV	1562
XV	1569
XVI	1579
XVII	1588
XVIII	1595
XIX	1604
XX	1609
XXI	1615
XXII	1620
XXIII	1626
XXIV	1631
XXV	1636
XXVI	1643
XXVII	1650
THEIR PILGRIMAGE	1652
I	1653
II	1664
III	1676
IV	1689
V	1706
VI	1722
VII	1729
VIII	1743
IX	1753
X	1758
XI	1763
XII	1771
XIII	1776
XIV	1782
XV	1791
XVI	1799
WASHINGTON IRVING	1811
EDITOR’S NOTE	1811
WASHINGTON IRVING	1811
I	1811
II	1818
III	1822
IV	1826
V	1831
VI	1845
VII	1863
VIII	1870
IX	1882
X	1921

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