THE INITIALS:
A STORY OF MODERN LIFE.
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T. B. PETERSON, NO. 102 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, has just published this celebrated and world-renowned work. It will be found on perusal to be one of the best, as it is one of the most celebrated works ever published in the English language, and will live, and continue to be read for generations to come, and rank by the side of Sir Walter Scott's celebrated novels.
READ THE TABLE OF CONTENTS
| I. | The Letter. |
| II. | The Initials |
| III. | A. Z. |
| IV. | A Walk of no common Description. |
| V. | An Alp. |
| VI. | Secularized Cloisters. |
| VII. | An Excursion, and Return to the Secularized Cloisters. |
| VIII. | An Alpine Party. |
| IX. | Salzburg. |
| X. | The Return to Munich. |
| XI. | The Betrothal. |
| XII. | Domestic Details. |
| XIII. | A Truce. |
| XIV. | A New Way to Learn German. |
| XV. | The October Fete. A Lesson on Propriety of Conduct. |
| XVI. | The Au Fair. The Supper. |
| XVII. | Lovers' Quarrels. |
| XVIII. | The Churchyard. |
| XIX. | German Soup. |
| XX. | The Warning. |
| XXI. | The Struggle. |
| XXII. | The Departure. |
| XXIII. | The Long Day. |
| XXIV. | The Christmas Tree, and Midnight Mass. |
| XXV. | The Garret. |
| XXVI. | The Discussion. |
| XXVII. | The Sledge. |
| XXVIII. | A Ball at the Museum Club. |
| XXIX. | A Day of Freedom. |
| XXX. | The Masquerade. |
| XXXI. | Where is the Bridegroom? |
| XXXII. | The Wedding at Troisieme. |
| XXXIII. | A Change. |
| XXXIV. | The Arrangement. |
| XXXV. | The Difficulty Removed. |
| XXXVI. | The Iron Works. |
| XXXVII. | An Unexpected Meeting, and its Consequences. |
| XXXVIII. | The Experiment. |
| XXXIX. | The Recall. |
| XL. | Hohenfels. |
| XLI. | The Scheiben-Schiessen, (Target Shooting-Match.) |
| XLII. | A Discourse. |
| XLIII. | Another kind of Discourse. |
| XLIV. | The Journey Home Commences. |
| XLV. | What occurred at the Hotel D'Angle-terre in Frankfort. |
| XLVI. | Halt! |
| XLVII. | Conclusion. |
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No. 102 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.