THE STORY OF MY LIFE.
CONTENTS
[ INTRODUCTION. ]
[ THE STORY OF MY LIFE. ]
[ CHAPTER I. ] GLANCING BACKWARD
[ CHAPTER II. ] MY EARLIEST CHILDHOOD
[ CHAPTER III. ] ON FESTAL DAYS
[ CHAPTER IV. ] THE JOURNEY TO HOLLAND TO ATTEND THE GOLDEN WEDDING
[ CHAPTER V. ] LENNESTRASSE.—LENNE.—EARLY IMPRESSIONS
[ CHAPTER VI. ] MY INTRODUCTION TO ART, AND ACQUAINTANCES GREAT AND SMALL IN THE LENNESTRASSE
[ CHAPTER VII. ] WHAT A BERLIN CHILD ENJOYED ON THE SPREE AND AT HIS GRANDMOTHER’S IN DRESDEN
[ CHAPTER VIII. ] THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD BEFORE THE REVOLUTION
[ CHAPTER IX. ] THE EIGHTEENTH OF MARCH
[ CHAPTER X. ] AFTER THE NIGHT OF REVOLUTION
[ CHAPTER XI. ] IN KEILHAU
[ CHAPTER XII. ] FRIEDRICH FROEBEL’S IDEAL OF EDUCATION
[ CHAPTER XIII. ] THE FOUNDERS OF THE KEILHAU INSTITUTE, AND A GLIMPSE AT THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL
[ CHAPTER XIV. ] RUDOLSTADT
[ CHAPTER XV. ] SUMMER PLEASURES AND RAMBLES
[ CHAPTER XVI. ] AUTUMN, WINTER, EASTER AND DEPARTURE
[ CHAPTER XVII. ] THE GYMNASIUM AND THE FIRST PERIOD OF UNIVERSITY LIFE
[ CHAPTER XVIII. ] THE TIME OF EFFERVESCENCE, AND MY SCHOOL MATES
[ CHAPTER XIX. ] A ROMANCE WHICH REALLY HAPPENED
[ CHAPTER XX. ] AT THE QUEDLINBURG GYMNASIUM
[ CHAPTER XXI. ] AT THE UNIVERSITY
[ CHAPTER XXII. ] THE SHIPWRECK
[ CHAPTER XXIII. ] THE HARDEST TIME IN THE SCHOOL OF LIFE
[ CHAPTER XXIV. ] THE APPRENTICESHIP
[ CHAPTER XXV. ] THE SUMMERS OF MY CONVALESCENCE
[ CHAPTER XXVI. ] CONTINUANCE OF CONVALESCENCE AND THE FIRST NOVEL