[CHAPTER XI.]
Leibgeber’s Disquisition on Fame—Firmian’s “Evening Paper”.
[CHAPTER XII.]
The Flight out of Egypt—The Glories of Travel?—The Unknown Bayreuth—Baptism in a Storm—Nathalie and the Hermitage—The most important Conversation in all this Book—An Evening of Friendship.
[CHAPTER XIII.]
A Clock of Human Beings—A Cold Shoulder—The Venner.
[CHAPTER XIV.]
A Lover’s Dismissal—Fantaisie—The Child with the Bouquet—The Eden of the Night, and the Angel at the Gate of Paradise.
[First Fruit Piece.]
Letter of Dr. Victor to Cato the Elder, on the Conversion of I into Thou, He, She, Ye, and They; or the Feast of Kindness of the 20th March.