A NOBLE NAME
OR
DÖNNINGHAUSEN
BY CLAIRE VON GLÜMER
TRANSLATED BY
MRS. A. L. WISTER
PHILADELPHIA
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.
1883
Copyright, 1882, by J. B. Lippincott & Co.
CONTENTS.
[CHAPTER I.—"All the World's a Stage"]
[CHAPTER II.—Disappointed Aspirations]
[CHAPTER III.—A Crisis]
[CHAPTER IV.—Future Plans Decided]
[CHAPTER V.—At Dönninghausen]
[CHAPTER VI.—The Freiherr's Principles]
[CHAPTER VII.—Johanna to Ludwig]
[CHAPTER VIII.—Christmas at Dönninghausen]
[CHAPTER IX.—New Year's Eve]
[CHAPTER X.—"That Blasé Lieutenant"]
[CHAPTER XI.—Recovery]
[CHAPTER XII.—Cela n'engage à Rien]
[CHAPTER XIII.—Johanna to Ludwig]
[CHAPTER XIV.—An Unexpected Return]
[CHAPTER XV.—A Birthday Fête]
[CHAPTER XVI.—A Betrothal]
[CHAPTER XVII.—Johanna to Ludwig]
[CHAPTER XVIII.—Tannhagen]
[CHAPTER XIX.—Professional Enthusiasm]
[CHAPTER XX.—An Equestrian Artist]
[CHAPTER XXI.—Shipwreck]
[CHAPTER XXII.—Dönninghausen Obstinacy]
[CHAPTER XXIII.—The Freiherr asserts his Authority]
[CHAPTER XXIV.—Dr. Urban Wolf]
[CHAPTER XXV.—A Wager and an Adviser]
[CHAPTER XXVI.—Dr. Stein's Scheme]
[CHAPTER XXVII.—The Freiherr's Weakness is Past]
[CHAPTER XXVIII.—The Terrace-Cottage]
[CHAPTER XXIX.—Changes at Dönninghausen]
[CHAPTER XXX.—An Old Friend once more]
[CHAPTER XXXI.—The Truth at Last]
[CHAPTER XXXII.—Two Years Afterward]
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