  | INTRODUCTORY NARRATIVE | | | Page | | hamburg.—on tramp to berlin | i | | berlin and leipsic.—on tramp to vienna | vii | | vienna | xv | | on tramp to paris | xxiii | | paris | xxix | | Chapter | | | | I. | hamburg | 1 | | II. | altona.—a poet’s grave.—a danish harvest-home | 6 | | III. | “magnificence.”—at church.—the last headsman | 9 | | IV. | workmen in hamburg | 15 | | V. | plays and piccadilloes.—“hamlet” in german | 19 | | VI. | the german workman | 24 | | VII. | hamburg to lÜbeck | 36 | | VIII. | lÜbeck to berlin | 41 | | IX. | berlin.—our herberge | 51 | | X. | a street in berlin | 56 | | XI. | police and people | 62 | | XII. | the kreutzberg.—a prussian supper and carouse | 65 | | XIII. | fair-time at leipsic | 70 | | XIV. | down in a silver mine | 76 | | XV. | a lift in a cart | 85 | | XVI. | the turks’ cellar | 94 | | XVII. | a taste of austrian jails | 99 | | XVIII. | what my landlord believed | 108 | | XIX. | an execution in vienna | 113 | | XX. | a jail episode | 116 | | XXI. | a walk through a mountain | 121 | | XXII. | cause and effect | 130 | | XXIII. | greece and her deliverer | 137 | | XXIV. | the french workman | 139 | | XXV. | licensed to juggle | 149 | | XXVI. | pÈre panpan | 152 | | XXVII. | some german sundays | 162 | | XXVIII. | more sundays abroad | 173 |
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