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The Invisible Lodge

The Invisible Lodge

by Jean Paul

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Author
Jean Paul, 1763-1825
Credits
Produced by Charles Bowen, from page scans provided by the Web Archive
Language
English
LoC Class
PT: Language and Literatures: Germanic, Scandinavian, and Icelandic literatures
Subject
Fiction
Category
Text
eBook-No.
36353
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/36353
Release Date
June 8, 2011
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.THE — INVISIBLE LODGE — FROM THE GERMAN OF — JEAN PAUL FRIEDRICH RICHTER — CHARLES T. BROOKS — NEW YORK — UNITED STATES BOOK COMPANY
  2. 2.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 .")
  3. 3.TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE.
  4. 4.FIRST SECTION. — Courting by Chess.--Graduated Recruit.--Copulative Cat
  5. 5.SECOND SECTION. — Price-Current of the Wholesale Pedigree-Merchant.--The Stallion and the Patent of Nobility
  6. 6.FIRST EXTRA LEAF. — Manifestations of Honor Which Were Made to me by my County on my Return Home from the Grand Tour.
  7. 7.THIRD SECTION. — Underground Education.--The Best of Moravians and the Best of Poodles
  8. 8.FOURTH SECTION. — Lilies--Mountain Bugles--and an Outlook--are Signs of Death
  9. 9.FIFTH SECTION. — Resurrection.
  10. 10.SIXTH SECTION. — Forcible Abduction of the Fair Face.--Important Portrait
  11. 11.SECOND EXTRA LEAF. — Straw Wreath Discourse of a Consistorial Secretary, Wherein he and it prove that Adultery and Divorce are Allowable
  12. 12.SEVENTH SECTION. — Robisch.--The Starling.--A Lamb in the Place of the Above-Mentioned Cat
  13. 13.EIGHTH SECTION. — Departure for the City.--Woman's Whims.--Gashed Eyes
  14. 14.EXTRA-LEAF. — Are Women Female Popes? — CONTINUATION OF THE FOREGOING SECTION.
  15. 15.NINTH SECTION. — Viscera Without Body.--Scheerau.
  16. 16.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.
  17. 17.ELEVENTH SECTION. — Amandus's Eyes.--Blindman's Buff.
  18. 18.TWELFTH SECTION. — Concert.--The Hero Gets a Fashionable Tutor.
  19. 19.THIRTEENTH SECTION. — Public Mourning of the Knaves.--Prince of Scheerau.-- Princely Debts.
  20. 20.FOURTEENTH SECTION. — Connubial Ordeals.--Five Biters Bit.
  21. 21.FIFTEENTH SECTION. — The Fifteenth Section.
  22. 22.SIXTEENTH SECTION. — Educational Programme.
  23. 23.EXTRA-LEAF. — Why I Allow My Gustavus Wit and Corrupt Authors and Forbid Him The Classics, I Mean Greek and Roman.
  24. 24.SEVENTEENTH SECTION. — Holy Supper.--Succeeding Love-feast and Kiss of Love.
  25. 25.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.
  26. 26.NINETEENTH SECTION. — Oath of Allegiance.--I, Beata, Oefel.
  27. 27.TWENTIETH SECTION. — The Second Decade of Life.--Ghost Story.--Night-Scene.--Rules of Life.
  28. 28.TWENTY-FIRST, OR MICHAELMAS, SECTION. — New Contract Between the Reader and the Biographer.--Gustavus's Letter.
  29. 29.TWENTY-SECOND, OR XVII TRINITY, SECTION. — The Genuine Criminal Prosecutor.--My Magistracy.--A Birthday and a Smuggling of Grain.
  30. 30.TWENTY-THIRD, OR XVIII TRINITY, SECTION. — Other Quarreling.--The Still Land.--Beata's Letter.--The Reconciliation.--The Portrait of Guido.
  31. 31.TWENTY-FOURTH, OR XIX TRINITY, SECTION. — Oefel's Intrigues.--The Degradation.--The Departure.
  32. 32.TWENTY-FIFTH, OR XX TRINITY, SECTION. — Ottomar's Letter.
  33. 33.EXTRA-LEAF. — Concerning Lofty Men, and Evidence that the Passions belong to the Next Life, and Stoicism to this.
  34. 34.TWENTY-SIXTH, OR XXI TRINITATIS, SECTION. — Diner at the Schoolmaster's.
  35. 35.TWENTY-SEVENTH, OR XXII TRINITATIS, SECTION. — Gustavus's Letter.--The Prince and his Dressing-Comb.
  36. 36.TWENTY-EIGHTH, OR SIMON AND JUDAS, SECTION. — Paintings.--Resident Lady.
  37. 37.TWENTY-NINTH, OR XXIII TRINITATIS, SECTION. — The Minister's Lady and her Fainting-fits--and so forth.
  38. 38.THIRTIETH, OR XXIV TRINITATIS, SECTION. — Souper and Cow-Bells.
  39. 39.THIRTY-FIRST, OR XXV TRINITATIS, SECTION. — The Sick Bed.--Eclipse of the Moon.--The Pyramid.
  40. 40.THIRTY-SECOND, OR SIXTEENTH OF NOVEMBER, SECTION. — Consumption.--Funeral Sermon in the Church of the Still Land.--Ottomar.
  41. 41.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]
  42. 42.THIRTY-FOURTH, OR FIRST ADVENT, SECTION. — Ottomar.--Church.--Organ.
  43. 43.THIRTY-FIFTH, OR ST. ANDREW'S, SECTION. — Days of Love.--Oefel's Love.--Ottomar's Palace and the Wax-figures.
  44. 44.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.
  45. 45.THIRTY-SEVENTH, OR CHRISTMAS-EVE, SECTION. — Love-Letter.--Comedie.--Bal Paké.--Two Dangerous Midnight Scenes.--Practical Application. — The Word upon Dolls.
  46. 46.THIRTY-EIGHTH, OR NEW YEAR'S, SECTION. — Night Music.--Farewell Letter.--My Groans and Grievances.
  47. 47.THIRTY-NINTH, OR 1st EPIPHANY, SECTION.
  48. 48.FORTIETH, OR 2d EPIPHANY, SECTION.
  49. 49.FORTY-FIRST, OR 3d EPIPHANY, SECTION.
  50. 50.FORTY-SECOND, OR 4th EPIPHANY, SECTION.
  51. 51.FORTY-THIRD, OR 5th AND 6th EPIPHANY, SECTION.
  52. 52.FORTY-FOURTH, OR SEPTUAGESIMA, SECTION.
  53. 53.FORTY-FIFTH, OR SEXAGESIMA, SECTION.
  54. 54.FORTY-SIXTH, OR ESTO-MIHI, SECTION.
  55. 55.FORTY-SEVENTH, OR INVOCAVIT, SECTION.
  56. 56.FORTY-EIGHTH, OR MAY, SECTION. — The Pounding Cousin.--Cure.--Bathing.--Caravan.
  57. 57.FORTY-NINTH SECTION, OR FIRST SECTION OF JOY. — The Fog.--Lilienbad.
  58. 58.FIFTIETH, OR SECOND JOY, SECTION. — The Springs.--The Wail of Love.
  59. 59.FIFTY-FIRST, OR THIRD JOY, SECTION. — Sunday Morning.--Open Table.--Tempest.--Love.
  60. 60.FOURTH JOY SECTION. — The Dream of Heaven.---Hoppedizel's Letter.
  61. 61.FIFTY-THIRD, OR GREATEST, SECTION OF JOY, OR BIRTHDAY OR TEIDOR-SECTION. — The Morning.--The Evening.--The Night.
  62. 62.FIFTY-FOURTH, OR SIXTH JOY, SECTION. — Day After This Night.--Beata's Leaf.--Something Memorable
  63. 63.LAST SECTION. — FOOTNOTES: — The End.

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