With foot in the stirrup, it may be added that there has been an earnest desire to entertain those whom circumstances have hitherto kept at home, as also to revive to memory golden recollections for travelers who have already passed along these pleasant ways. What is here offered is just a new portfolio of sketches from Nature; the touch of another but reverent hand on the old and well-loved scenes. Surely there can be no better reason for any book than a desire to share with others the happiness experienced by

The Author.

CONTENTS

EDINBURGH—1 P.M. TO 2 P.M.[1]
ANTWERP—2 P.M. TO 3 P.M.[33]
ROME—3 P.M. TO 4 P.M.[69]
PRAGUE—4 P.M. TO 5 P.M.[101]
SCHEVENINGEN—5 P.M. TO 6 P.M.[135]
BERLIN—6 P.M. TO 7 P.M.[153]
LONDON—7 P.M. TO 8 P.M.[183]
NAPLES—8 P.M. TO 9 P.M.[215]
HEIDELBERG—9 P.M. TO 10 P.M.[249]
INTERLAKEN—10 P.M. TO 11 P.M.[273]
VENICE—11 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT[299]
PARIS—MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M.[329]

ILLUSTRATIONS

Piazza San Marco from the Grand Canal [(page 305)] [Frontispiece]
Edinburgh Castle[1]
Edinburgh, Princes Street[4]
The Whole Family[33]
Antwerp, from the Scheldt[42]
In the Gardens of the Vatican[69]
Rome, The Piazza di Spagna[90]
The Pulverturm[101]
Prague, The Castle from the Old Bridge[108]
Dutch Girls are always Knitting[135]
Scheveningen Beach[140]
In the Sieges-Allée[153]
Berlin, Unter den Linden[160]
Trafalgar Square[183]
London, St. Paul’s from under Waterloo Bridge[212]
Margherita[215]
The Bay of Naples[220]
A Heidelberg Student[249]
Heidelberg, From the Castle Terrace[252]
Down from the Mountain[273]
Interlaken, On the Hotel Lawn[282]
Piazza San Marco[299]
Venice, Grand Canal from the Piazzetta[304]
A Gargoyle of Notre Dame[329]
Paris, On the Boulevard[334]

AROUND THE CLOCK

IN EUROPE

EDINBURGH