CONTENTS.

WANDERINGS IN CORSICA.—BOOK VI.
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Chap. I.—	To Isola Rossa through Nebbio,	[1]
II.—	Strand-Idyl of Isola Rossa,	[7]
III.—	Vittoria Malaspina,	[12]
IV.—	From Isola Rossa to Calvi,	[20]
V.—	Calvi and its Men,	[24]
VI.—	A Musical Festival,	[31]
VII.—	The Corsican Dirges,	[34]
BOOK VII.
Chap. I.—	To Corte through Balagna,	[58]
II.—	The City of Corte,	[64]
III.—	Among the Goat-herds of Monte Rotondo,	[73]
IV.—	The Mountain-top,	[85]
V.—	Vendetta or not?	[92]
VI.—	From Corte to Ajaccio,	[95]
BOOK VIII.
Chap. I.—	Ajaccio,	[100]
II.—	The Casa Bonaparte,	[108]
III.—	The Bonaparte Family,	[113]
IV.—	The Boy Napoleon,	[120]
V.—	Napoleon as Zealous Democrat,	[130]
VI.—	Napoleon's Latest Activity in Corsica,	[148]
VII.—	Two Coffins,	[162]
VIII.—	Pozzo di Borgo,	[165]
IX.—	Environs of Ajaccio,	[173]
BOOK IX.
Chap. I.—	From Ajaccio to the Valley of Ornano,	[181]
II.—	From Ornano to Sartene,	[188]
III.—	The Town of Sartene,	[192]
IV.—	Two Stories of the Vendetta—Orso Paolo and Dezio Dezii,	[197]
V.—	The Environs of Sartene,	[208]
VI.—	The Town of Bonifazio,	[211]
VII.—	The Siege of Bonifazio by Alfonso of Arragon,	[218]
VIII.—	Other Reminiscences of Bonifazio, and a Festival,	[227]
IX.—	The Strait,	[235]
X.—	The Caves of Bonifazio,	[241]
BOOK X.
Chap. I.—	The East Coast,	[248]
II.—	Sulla's Colony,	[253]
III.—	Theodore von Neuhoff,	[258]
IV.—	Theodore the First, by the Grace of God and through the Holy Trinity,King of Corsica by Election,	[272]
V.—	Mariana, and Return to Bastia,	[284]

WANDERINGS IN CORSICA.