PAGE
INTRODUCTION[1]
CHAPTER I
Duino[7]
CHAPTER II
Duino—continued[17]
CHAPTER III
Miramar[29]
CHAPTER IV
The Timavo and San Giovanni[39]
CHAPTER V
A Rainy Day[51]
CHAPTER VI
Aquileia[62]
CHAPTER VII
Villa Vicentina[76]
CHAPTER VIII
Sagrado and Gradisca[85]
CHAPTER IX
On Ghosts[96]
CHAPTER X
Capodistria[108]
CHAPTER XI
Goritz[121]
CHAPTER XII
On Nothing at all[132]
CONCLUSION[141]

ILLUSTRATIONS

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Mary Thurn-TaxisFrontispiece
Headpiece to Introduction[1]
Tailpiece to Introduction[5]
Castle Duino[6]
Headpiece to Chapter I.[7]
Duino from the Sea[8]
Door-knocker[10]
Boreas[12]
The Roman Tower[14]
Tailpiece to Chapter I.[16]
The Balcony[18]
Portrait of Matthew Hofer (Van Dyck)[21]
The Banqueting Hall[22]
The Riviera[25]
A Recess in the Library[26]
Tailpiece to Chapter II.[28]
Initial Letter to Chapter III.[29]
Miramar[32]
The Rising Moon[36]
Tailpiece to Chapter III.[38]
Initial Letter to Chapter IV.[39]
Springs of the Timavo[41]
Castle Duino from the Roman Road[48]
Tailpiece to Chapter IV.[50]
Initial Letter to Chapter V.[51]
The Grotto Room[53]
Castle Duino from the Moat[57]
The Ruin[59]
Tailpiece to Chapter V.[61]
Initial Letter to Chapter VI.[62]
Fishing Boat (Bragozzo)[66]
Grado—the Harbour[67]
The Church at Grado[68]
Entrance to Castle Duino[74]
Tailpiece to Chapter VI.[75]
Initial Letter to Chapter VII.[76]
Little River near Villa Vicentina[78]
Villa Vicentina[79]
Tailpiece to Chapter VII.[84]
Initial Letter to Chapter VIII.[85]
Palazzo Finetti[90]
House at Gradisca[91]
Tomb of Nicolao della Torre[92]
Tailpiece to Chapter VIII.[95]
Initial Letter to Chapter IX.[96]
The White Lady[98]
The White Lady[99]
Tin-ho—First-class Mandarin[101]
Tailpiece to Chapter IX.[107]
Initial Letter to Chapter X.[108]
The Town Hall[115]
Door-knocker[118]
Café at Capodistria[119]
Initial Letter to Chapter XI.[121]
A Cast[125]
Girl from Duino[129]
Castle Duino from the Railway[130]
Tailpiece to Chapter XI.[131]
Initial Letter to Chapter XII.[132]
Lawn-tennis Ground[138]
Entrance to the Village of Duino[139]
Initial Letter to Conclusion[141]
Tailpiece to Conclusion[143]

Wanderings through unknown Austria

INTRODUCTION

Here where the world is quiet.

Swinburne.

We were talking the other day of the many and interesting books of travel that have been written lately, books so full of valuable information and precise descriptions that you almost feel that Inner Africa and the North Pole are as familiar to you as Piccadilly and Oxford Street.