Villa Eden: The Country-House on the Rhine
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Auerbach Berthold. Villa Eden: The Country-House on the Rhine
BOOK I
CHAPTER I. THE APPARITION
CHAPTER II "UP THE RIVER."
CHAPTER III. DRINKING NEW WINE
CHAPTER IV. COMRADES WITHOUT COMRADESHIP
CHAPTER V. THE OLD NOBLEMAN AND HIS BEAUTIFUL WIFE
CHAPTER VI. THE RECEPTION DAY
CHAPTER VII. AN ILLUMINATING FLASH
CHAPTER VIII. CONFESSION OF TWO KINDS
CHAPTER IX. A SEEKER
CHAPTER X. THE GOOD HOST
CHAPTER XI. MEDUSA AND VICTORIA
CHAPTER XII. FRAU ADVENTURE
BOOK II
CHAPTER I. A MORNING IN EDEN
CHAPTER II. THE ARROW CAUGHT
CHAPTER III. THE FLAG IS HOISTED
CHAPTER IV. THE BUYER EXAMINES WHAT IS OFFERED
CHAPTER V. A NEW PATRON AND A NEW TUTOR
CHAPTER VI. THE BREAD OF SERVICE AND THE BLESSING OF THE HUGUENOT
CHAPTER VII. AN EXAMINATION THAT ENDS WITH A LAUGH
CHAPTER VIII. EYES OPENED
CHAPTER IX. A TWILIGHT RIDDLE
CHAPTER X. A NEW DAY AND DARK QUESTIONS
CHAPTER XI. SONNENKAMP'S PRIDE
CHAPTER XII. A LOOK INTO THE HOUSE AND INTO THE HEART
CHAPTER XIII. DEVIL GETTING WONTED
CHAPTER XIV. A RIVAL
BOOK III
CHAPTER I. THE SUBTERRANEAN CALL
CHAPTER II. A SUNDAY FILLED OUT
CHAPTER III. THE WORLD OUTSIDE
CHAPTER IV. THE GOSPEL OF THE RICH YOUNG MAN
CHAPTER V. THE GOOD COMRADE
CHAPTER VI. A THIRD PERSON
CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST ROSE IN OPEN GROUND
CHAPTER VIII. I SERVE
CHAPTER IX. A DOUBLE RESCUE
CHAPTER X. THE PRACTICAL NATURE
CHAPTER XI. STRIVE TO MAKE MONEY
CHAPTER XII. A CHEERFUL LITTLE TOWN
CHAPTER XIII. AGAIN ALONE WITH THYSELF
BOOK IV
CHAPTER I. THE STRUGGLE IN A CHILD'S HEART
CHAPTER II. A GREEN TWIG
CHAPTER III. HERCULES IN A HAIR-DRESSER'S SHOP
CHAPTER IV. BITTER ALMONDS
CHAPTER V. THE WORLD-SOUL
CHAPTER VI. SKILFUL STRATEGY
CHAPTER VII. A SUBSTITUTE
CHAPTER VIII. BALAAM
CHAPTER IX. DEJECTION AND COURAGE IN A CHILD'S HEART
CHAPTER X. HELPING ONE'S SELF, OR BEING HELPED
CHAPTER XI. WHERE ART THOU, ROLAND?
CHAPTER XII. WHAT IS STIRRING BY NIGHT
CHAPTER XIII. THE LILY OF THE VALLEY
CHAPTER XIV. A NEW SON
CHAPTER XV. AN EXTRA TRAIN
CHAPTER XVI. WE HAVE HIM
BOOK V
CHAPTER I. HIGH ABOVE
CHAPTER II. A SPIRIT'S VOICE BY NIGHT
CHAPTER III. THE OLD UNDER A NEW FACE
CHAPTER IV. A FRUSTRATED PLAN
CHAPTER V. SECRET, SILENT LOVE
CHAPTER VI. A DAY WITHOUT PEN OR TYPE
CHAPTER VII. OUR FRIEND KNOPF
CHAPTER VIII. A WALK IN THE OPEN AIR
CHAPTER IX. ANTHONY
CHAPTER X. ENTICEMENTS ABROAD
CHAPTER XI. THE FRUIT IS SET ON THE GRAPE-VINE
CHAPTER XII. A HUNTER'S PLEASURE AND A HUNTER'S PAIN
CHAPTER XIII. FRESH WINE, FRESH SONG, AND FRESH FAME
CHAPTER XIV. ONE'S FELLOW-MAN
CHAPTER XV. LIFE, AND THE EXTERNALS OF LIFE
CHAPTER XVI. A GOOD NEIGHBOR
CHAPTER XVII. TO FORM A MAN
CHAPTER XVIII. UNDER-CURRENTS
CHAPTER XIX. READ BY ANOTHER'S EYES
CHAPTER XX. ENTERING INTO THE LIVES OF OTHERS
CHAPTER XXI. LEARN THE EVIL THAT IS IN MAN
BOOK VI
CHAPTER I. THE MASTER AT HOME AGAIN
CHAPTER II. AN INALIENABLE POSSESSION
CHAPTER III. THE NEW ALLIES, AND A SUMMER FETE
CHAPTER IV. THE PLACE IS TAKEN
CHAPTER V. A HARSH JUDGMENT
CHAPTER VI. A RECEIPT FOR THE FIRST INSTALMENT OF SALARY
CHAPTER VII. NOT EASILY DIGESTED BY ONE OF THE GUESTS
CHAPTER VIII. HELP YOURSELF
CHAPTER IX. THE WREATH
CHAPTER X. FIREWORKS AND THEN DARKNESS
CHAPTER XI. A REPRESSED HEART
CHAPTER XII. AN OPEN COURT AND AN OPEN INVENTORY
CHAPTER XIII. THE MAJOR MAKES A CONQUEST
CHAPTER XIV. POTATOES AND SOMETHING BETTER BESIDES
BOOK VII
CHAPTER I. THE MOTHER IS HERE
CHAPTER II. THE IGNORANT IS READY TO BE TAUGHT
CHAPTER III. A NEIGHBOR SECURED
CHAPTER IV. A DIFFERENT ATMOSPHERE
CHAPTER V. A DOUBLE GAME
CHAPTER VI. A TROUBLED BUT HOPEFUL MOTHER
CHAPTER VII. STATISTICS OF LOVE
CHAPTER VIII. A STRUGGLE BETWEEN DUTY AND PASSION
CHAPTER IX. THOUGHTS OF THE RELEASED
CHAPTER X. THE GUARDIAN AND HELPER
CHAPTER XI. AN EXTRAORDINARY SCHOOL-COMMITTEE
CHAPTER XII. FRAU PETRA
CHAPTER XIII. SOUR CREAM SWEETENED
BOOK VIII
CHAPTER I. ON GOETHE'S BIRTH-DAY
CHAPTER II. AN ISLAND PLOUGHED UP
CHAPTER III "OUT OF THE WORLD, AND OUT IN THE WORLD."
CHAPTER IV. THE IRON MUST ENTER THINE OWN SOUL
CHAPTER V. NIGHT AND MORNING AT THE CONVENT
CHAPTER VI. THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT IN EDEN
CHAPTER VII. A NEW DOOR IN THE WALL
CHAPTER VIII. STEEL-TRAPS IN THE POETS' GARDEN
CHAPTER IX. THE BIRD OF NIGHT IS SHOT
CHAPTER X. PLAYING COURT
CHAPTER XI. THE ICE BREAKS UP
BOOK IX
CHAPTER I. ARRIVAL AT THE VICTORIA
CHAPTER II. THE FIRST NIGHT IN THE CAPITAL
CHAPTER III. THE GREAT WORLD IN THE LITTLE CAPITAL
CHAPTER IV. THE BLUE RIBBON
CHAPTER V. A STRONG HAND IS POWERLESS
CHAPTER VI. GOLD GIVES FAME
CHAPTER VII. THE SCHOOLMASTER AND NIOBE'S SON
CHAPTER VIII. A SISTER OUTSIDE THE FAMILY
CHAPTER IX. GROWTH DURING ILLNESS
CHAPTER X. DECORATION WITH THREE EXCLAMATION MARKS
CHAPTER XI. A NEW LIFE IN EVERYTHING
CHAPTER XII. ORESTES AND IPHIGENIA
CHAPTER XIII. NOTHING BUT EYES
CHAPTER XIV. A MORNING GIFT
CHAPTER XV. A FEAST WITH UNEXPECTED DISHES
CHAPTER XVI. ABOUT ANOTHER AND FOR ANOTHER
BOOK X
CHAPTER I. THE GIANT'S TOY
CHAPTER II. ONE'S OWN PART IN THE WORLD
CHAPTER III. EVERYTHING FLIES THAT HAS WINGS
CHAPTER IV "THROUGH THE NEW DOOR."
CHAPTER V. BE LED INTO TEMPTATION
CHAPTER VI. ANOTHER SPIRE BUILT
CHAPTER VII. THE FIRST RIDE
CHAPTER VIII. THOU SHALT LAUGH, DANCE, AND DRINK
CHAPTER IX. DEMONSTRATION OF RESPECT FROM BELOW
CHAPTER X. THE VICTORIA REGIA IN BLOOM
CHAPTER II. DEMONSTRATION OF RESPECT FROM ABOVE
CHAPTER XII. THE PRIDE OF OUR PLANET
CHAPTER XIII. A WHIRL OF BODY AND MIND
CHAPTER XIV. THE TEACHER'S TEACHER
CHAPTER XV. THE MARRIAGE PROCESSION TURNED TO STONE
CHAPTER XVI. CHANGES WROUGHT IN MANY MINDS
CHAPTER XVII. THE AFTER-EFFECTS
BOOK XI
CHAPTER I. A FAIRY STORY AT THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
CHAPTER II. A PEBBLE ANSWERS FOR A JEWEL
CHAPTER III. AN HOUR IN PARADISE
CHAPTER IV. VOCATION AND FATHER-LAND
CHAPTER V. NOCTURNAL INFORMATION, AND A FAREWELL LOST BY SLEEP
CHAPTER VI. THE WORLD A MASQUERADE
CHAPTER VII. A MILLION OF POUNDS IN HAND, AND A UNIFORM TO BACK IT
CHAPTER VIII. RESERVATIONS
CHAPTER IX. HERO ROLAND'S MOTTO
CHAPTER X. DOWN BELOW
CHAPTER XI. THE FIRST NIGHT OF A BARONESS
CHAPTER XII. AN EMPTY NEST AND A HOME FOR ALL
CHAPTER XIII. A GRACIOUS HAND POURS OUT THE WINE
CHAPTER XIV. FROM SIBYLLINE BOOKS
CHAPTER XV. EVERYTHING IN FLAMES
CHAPTER XVI. REJOICE in YOUR LIFE
CHAPTER XVII. THE SERPENT IN EDEN
BOOK XII
CHAPTER I. THE NIGHT BEFORE THE EXECUTION
CHAPTER II. DRILLING UNDER FIRE
CHAPTER III. A BLOOD-RED STREAK
CHAPTER IV. DISSECTED
CHAPTER V. THE CONFESSION OF A WORLDLING
CHAPTER VI. HONOR LIES BLEEDING
CHAPTER VII. SICK AT HEART
CHAPTER VIII. THE TRIUMPH OF THE OPPRESSED
CHAPTER IX. THE HAND-WRITING ON THE WALL
CHAPTER X. ROLAND'S MOAN
CHAPTER XI. THE BOND OF HONOR
CHAPTER XII. SONNENKAMP FINDS A CONGENIAL SPIRIT
CHAPTER XIII. COUNTER-POISON
CHAPTER XIV. A NEW PILLORY AT THE CHURCH DOOR
CHAPTER XV. A WHOLESOME ILLNESS
CHAPTER XVI. A BLACK WAVE
BOOK XIII
CHAPTER I. OBLITERATED TRACES
CHAPTER II. TWELVE MEN
CHAPTER III. THE HAND OF RECONCILIATION IS NOT GRASPED
CHAPTER IV. TRANQUILLITY ON THE ROAD, AND UNREST AT HOME
CHAPTER V. ACQUIESCENCE AND RELUCTANCE
CHAPTER VI. THE BROKEN-OFF TWIG
CHAPTER VII. PRELIMINARIES
CHAPTER VIII. THE NEW CAIN
CHAPTER IX. CONSULTATION OF THE MEN, AND A WOMAN'S VERDICT
CHAPTER X. A KNIGHT ERRANT
CHAPTER XI. SMOKE AND DESOLATION AT THE VILLA
CHAPTER XII. A TRYING INTERVIEW
CHAPTER XIII. THE LAST BLUE FLOWER
CHAPTER XIV. MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD OF A DYING SEER
CHAPTER XV. A GOOD CONCLUSION TO A BAD RESULT
CHAPTER XVI. AWAY UNDER FIERY RAIN!
BOOK XIV
CHAPTER I. MANY KINDS OF LOVE
CHAPTER II. THE CHILDREN OF MAMMON
CHAPTER III. A SON OF HAM
CHAPTER IV. BELLA'S LEGACY
CHAPTER V. THE BLACK HORROR
CHAPTER VI. THE VOLUNTEER
CHAPTER VII. BITTER ALMONDS BECOME SWEET
CHAPTER VIII. TRANSPLANTED
CHAPTER IX. UPON NEW SOIL
CHAPTER X. THE LOST ORGAN-TONES
CHAPTER XI. A FULL HOUSE AND FULL DAYS
CHAPTER XII. FETTERED HANDS UPLIFTED
CHAPTER XIII. IN THE BOND OF BROTHERHOOD
CHAPTER XIV. A VOLUNTARY SACRIFICE AND A FULFILMENT OF DESTINY
CHAPTER XV. A JOYOUS FAREWELL, AND HUMBOLDT'S BLESSING ON THE JOURNEY
BOOK XV
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS FROM AND TO THE NEW WORLD
EMIL KNOPF,
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"Be patient a few: minutes longer! There's a man beckoning to go with us," said the boatman to his passengers, two women and one man. The man was gray-haired, of slender form, rubicund face, and blue eyes of a kindly, but absent-minded and weary expression; a heavy moustache, wholly covering the upper lip, seemed out of keeping with this inoffensive face. He wore a new summer suit of that fashionable material which seems be-dashed and be-sprinkled with white, as if the wearer had purposely rolled himself in a feather bed. He had, moreover, a pretty wallet attached to a leather belt, and embroidered with blue and red beads.
Opposite the man sat a tall and stately woman, with restless eyes and sharp features, that might once have been attractive. She shook her head, vexed at the delay, like one not accustomed to be kept waiting, got up, and sat down again. She wore a pale-yellow silk dress, and the white veil on her gray round hat was wound about the rim like the band around a turban. Again she threw back her head with a quick movement, then looked straight down before her, as if not to show any interest in the stranger, and boring with the point of her large parasol into the side of the boat.
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The servant came to inform them that the huntsman Claus was with the puppies, and begged that the young gentleman would come to him.
"I give you permission to go," the father said.
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