CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTORYNARRATIVE
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hamburg.—on trampto berlin		[i]
berlin andleipsic.—on tramp tovienna		[vii]
vienna		[xv]
on tramp toparis		[xxiii]
paris		[xxix]
Chapter
I.	hamburg	[1]
II.	altona.—a poet’s grave.—a danish harvest-home	[6]
III.	“magnificence.”—at church.—thelast headsman	[9]
IV.	workmen in hamburg	[15]
V.	plays andpiccadilloes.—“hamlet” ingerman	[19]
VI.	the german workman	[24]
VII.	hamburg to lübeck	[36]
VIII.	lübeck to berlin	[41]
IX.	berlin.—our herberge	[51]
X.	a street in berlin	[56]
XI.	police and people	[62]
XII.	the kreutzberg.—a prussian supper and carouse	[65]
XIII.	fair-time at leipsic	[70]
XIV.	down in a silver mine	[76]
XV.	a lift in a cart	[85]
XVI.	the turks’ cellar	[94]
XVII.	a taste of austrian jails	[99]
XVIII.	what my landlord believed	[108]
XIX.	an execution in vienna	[113]
XX.	a jail episode	[116]
XXI.	a walk through a mountain	[121]
XXII.	cause and effect	[130]
XXIII.	greece and her deliverer	[137]
XXIV.	the french workman	[139]
XXV.	licensed to juggle	[149]
XXVI.	père panpan	[152]
XXVII.	some german sundays	[162]
XXVIII.	more sundays abroad	[173]

INTRODUCTORY NARRATIVE.