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Jean Paul. The Invisible Lodge
The Invisible Lodge
Table of Contents
FROM THE GERMAN OF. JEAN PAUL FRIEDRICH RICHTER
BY. CHARLES T. BROOKS
TRANSLATOR OF "TITAN," AND "HESPERUS"
NEW YORK
UNITED STATES BOOK COMPANY. SUCCESSORS TO. JOHN W. LOVELL COMPANY
142 TO 150 WORTH STREET. Copyright, 1883. by. Henry Holt & Co. MOTTO: MAN IS THE GREAT----[1] IN THE BOOK OF NATURE. ("SELECTIONS FROM THE PAPERS OF THE DEVIL.")
TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE
FIRST SECTION
Courting by Chess.--Graduated Recruit.--Copulative Cat
SECOND SECTION
Price-Current of the Wholesale Pedigree-Merchant.--The Stallion and the Patent of Nobility
FIRST EXTRA LEAF
Manifestations of Honor Which Were Made to me by my County on my Return Home from the Grand Tour
THIRD SECTION
Underground Education.--The Best of Moravians and the Best of Poodles
FOURTH SECTION
Lilies--Mountain Bugles--and an Outlook--are Signs of Death
FIFTH SECTION
Resurrection
SIXTH SECTION
Forcible Abduction of the Fair Face.--Important Portrait
SECOND EXTRA LEAF
Straw Wreath Discourse of a Consistorial Secretary, Wherein he and it prove that Adultery and Divorce are Allowable
SEVENTH SECTION
Robisch.--The Starling.--A Lamb in the Place of the Above-Mentioned Cat
EIGHTH SECTION
Departure for the City.--Woman's Whims.--Gashed Eyes
EXTRA-LEAF
Are Women Female Popes?
CONTINUATION OF THE FOREGOING SECTION
NINTH SECTION
Viscera Without Body.--Scheerau
TENTH SECTION
Upper-Lower-Scheerau.--Hoppedizel.--Herbarium.--Visitors' Croup.--Prince's Feathers
Extra Lines on the Quinsy which Attacks all the Ladies in Scheerau at the Sight Of a Stranger of their own Sex
Extra-Thoughts Upon Regents' Thumbs
ELEVENTH SECTION
Amandus's Eyes.--Blindman's Buff
TWELFTH SECTION
Concert.--The Hero Gets a Fashionable Tutor
THIRTEENTH SECTION
Public Mourning of the Knaves.--Prince of Scheerau.-- Princely Debts
FOURTEENTH SECTION
Connubial Ordeals.--Five Biters Bit
FIFTEENTH SECTION
The Fifteenth Section
SIXTEENTH SECTION
Educational Programme
EXTRA-LEAF
Why I Allow My Gustavus Wit and Corrupt Authors and Forbid Him The Classics, I Mean Greek and Roman
SEVENTEENTH SECTION
Holy Supper.--Succeeding Love-feast and Kiss of Love
EIGHTEENTH SECTION
The Moluccas of Scheehau.--Röper.--Beata.--Medical Female Attire.--Oefel
NUMBER SIXTEEN
Spice Islands and Moluccas in Scheerau
NUMBER TWENTY-ONE
An Imperfect Character, such as are for sale to Romance-writers at the Publishing Office of the Gazette
NINETEENTH SECTION
Oath of Allegiance.--I, Beata, Oefel
TWENTIETH SECTION
The Second Decade of Life.--Ghost Story.--Night-Scene.--Rules of Life
TWENTY-FIRST, OR MICHAELMAS, SECTION
New Contract Between the Reader and the Biographer.--Gustavus's Letter
TWENTY-SECOND, OR XVII TRINITY, SECTION
The Genuine Criminal Prosecutor.--My Magistracy.--A Birthday and a Smuggling of Grain
TWENTY-THIRD, OR XVIII TRINITY, SECTION
Other Quarreling.--The Still Land.--Beata's Letter.--The Reconciliation.--The Portrait of Guido
TWENTY-FOURTH, OR XIX TRINITY, SECTION
Oefel's Intrigues.--The Degradation.--The Departure
TWENTY-FIFTH, OR XX TRINITY, SECTION
Ottomar's Letter
EXTRA-LEAF
Concerning Lofty Men, and Evidence that the Passions belong to the Next Life, and Stoicism to this
TWENTY-SIXTH, OR XXI TRINITATIS, SECTION
Diner at the Schoolmaster's
TWENTY-SEVENTH, OR XXII TRINITATIS, SECTION
Gustavus's Letter.--The Prince and his Dressing-Comb
TWENTY-EIGHTH, OR SIMON AND JUDAS, SECTION
Paintings.--Resident Lady
TWENTY-NINTH, OR XXIII TRINITATIS, SECTION
The Minister's Lady and her Fainting-fits--and so forth
THIRTIETH, OR XXIV TRINITATIS, SECTION
Souper and Cow-Bells
THIRTY-FIRST, OR XXV TRINITATIS, SECTION
The Sick Bed.--Eclipse of the Moon.--The Pyramid
THIRTY-SECOND, OR SIXTEENTH OF NOVEMBER, SECTION
Consumption.--Funeral Sermon in the Church of the Still Land.--Ottomar
THIRTY-THIRD, OR XXVI TRINITATIS, SECTION
Great Aloe-blooming of Love; or, the Grave.--The Dream.--The Organ.--Together with my Apoplectic Attack, Fur-boots and Ice-liripipium.[74]
THIRTY-FOURTH, OR FIRST ADVENT, SECTION
Ottomar.--Church.--Organ
THIRTY-FIFTH, OR ST. ANDREW'S, SECTION
Days of Love.--Oefel's Love.--Ottomar's Palace and the Wax-figures
THIRTY-SIXTH, OR II ADVENT, SECTION
Conic Sections of the Bodies of Eminent Persons.--Birthday-Drama.-- Rendezvous (or, as Campe Expresses it, "Make Your Appearance") in the Looking-glass
THIRTY-SEVENTH, OR CHRISTMAS-EVE, SECTION
Love-Letter.--Comedie.--Bal Paké.--Two Dangerous Midnight Scenes.--Practical Application
The Word upon Dolls
THIRTY-EIGHTH, OR NEW YEAR'S, SECTION
Night Music.--Farewell Letter.--My Groans and Grievances
THIRTY-NINTH, OR 1st EPIPHANY, SECTION
FORTIETH, OR 2d EPIPHANY, SECTION
FORTY-FIRST, OR 3d EPIPHANY, SECTION
FORTY-SECOND, OR 4th EPIPHANY, SECTION
FORTY-THIRD, OR 5th AND 6th EPIPHANY, SECTION
FORTY-FOURTH, OR SEPTUAGESIMA, SECTION
FORTY-FIFTH, OR SEXAGESIMA, SECTION
FORTY-SIXTH, OR ESTO-MIHI, SECTION
FORTY-SEVENTH, OR INVOCAVIT, SECTION
FORTY-EIGHTH, OR MAY, SECTION
The Pounding Cousin.--Cure.--Bathing.--Caravan
FORTY-NINTH SECTION, OR FIRST SECTION OF JOY
The Fog.--Lilienbad
FIFTIETH, OR SECOND JOY, SECTION
The Springs.--The Wail of Love
FIFTY-FIRST, OR THIRD JOY, SECTION
Sunday Morning.--Open Table.--Tempest.--Love
FOURTH JOY SECTION
The Dream of Heaven.---Hoppedizel's Letter
FIFTY-THIRD, OR GREATEST, SECTION OF JOY, OR BIRTHDAY OR TEIDOR-SECTION
The Morning.--The Evening.--The Night
FIFTY-FOURTH, OR SIXTH JOY, SECTION
Day After This Night.--Beata's Leaf.--Something Memorable
LAST SECTION
Footnote
The End
