He that travels far oft turns aside

To view some rugged rock or mould'ring tower,
Which seen delights him.-Then coming home,
Describes and prints it, that the world may know.
So I with brush in hand and pallet spread,
Paint cards and dolls, and every idle thing
That fancy finds in her excursive flights.

COWPER.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

HENRY COLBURN, PUBLISHER,
13, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET.

1837.

1571
.2978

v. 2

LONDON:

PRINTED BY IBOTSON AND PALMER,

SAVOY STREET.

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CONTENTS

OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAPTER I.

Wartburg-Luther's confinement there-Lewis and

Elizabeth-Albert and Margaret-Frederick of the

bitten cheek-The Monk and Nun of Madlestein-

Gotha-A dinner eaten by guests for whom it was

not intended-Luther at Erfurth

CHAPTER II.

Page 1

Prussian officer "breaking" English-Weimar-Schil-

ler-Eye-shaped windows at Hösen-Weissenfels

Battle of Lutzen- Battle of Rossbach-German

posting

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CHAPTER III.

A Sunday at Leipsig-The Lutheran service-Ponia-

towski's monument-Church of St. Nicholas-Spouts

-Tea equipage at the Blumenberg, and a disserta-

tion on tea-urns-Brockhaus

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