Mitz and Fritz of Germany

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Brandeis Madeline. Mitz and Fritz of Germany

CHAPTER I "FOOLISH FRITZ"

CHAPTER II. THE TOYMAKERS

CHAPTER III. GOODBYE TO NUREMBERG

CHAPTER IV. BAYREUTH AND A PLAN

CHAPTER V. ALONG THE ROAD

CHAPTER VI. MAINZ AND A BEGGAR

CHAPTER VII. DOWN THE RHINE AND TROUBLES

CHAPTER VIII. BONN AND BEETHOVEN

CHAPTER IX. MITZI IN HAMELIN

CHAPTER X. STRÖBECK AND DISGRACE

CHAPTER XI. EISENACH AND BACH

CHAPTER XII. A CASTLE AND THE POET CITY

CHAPTER XIII. THE LEIPZIG FAIR

CHAPTER XIV. THE CONCERT

CHAPTER XV. FRITZ AND HIS VIOLIN

CHAPTER XVI. THE PIED PIPER

CHAPTER XVII. THE MUSIC MASTER

CHAPTER XVIII. BERLIN AND HAPPINESS

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Mitzi sat upon a high stool in the kitchen, nibbling a radish. Her mother was cooking. In the workshop was Fritz being scolded by his father.

Mitzi could hear the rumbling voice of the toy maker saying, "How often must I tell you to keep your hands off that violin in working hours? If you had not been fiddling today, this never would have happened!"

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"No, I am never good to you," said Mitzi. She had found a big pickle and was beginning to gnaw at it. "And never, never will I give you the violin. Never!"

"Oh, Mitz!" said Fritz again.

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