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BLACKWOOD'S
Edinburgh
MAGAZINE.
- VOL. LVI.
  - JULY-DECEMBER, 1844.
    - WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINGURGH,
    - 22, PALL MALL, LONDON.
    - 1844.
  - WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINGURGH,
  - 22, PALL MALL, LONDON.
  - 1844.
  - BLACKWOOD'S
  - EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
- JULY-DECEMBER, 1844.
  - WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINGURGH,
  - 22, PALL MALL, LONDON.
  - 1844.
- WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EDINGURGH,
- 22, PALL MALL, LONDON.
- 1844.
- BLACKWOOD'S
- EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
- CONTENTS.
  - EDINBURGH:
  - WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, 45, GEORGE STREET;
  - AND 22, PALL-MALL, LONDON.
- EDINBURGH:
- WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, 45, GEORGE STREET;
- AND 22, PALL-MALL, LONDON.
BLACKWOOD'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
- No. CCCXLV. JULY, 1844. VOL. LVI.
- CAUSES OF THE INCREASE OF CRIME.
- THE HEART OF THE BRUCE.
  - A BALLAD.
- A BALLAD.
- MEMORANDUMS OF A MONTH'S TOUR IN SICILY.
  - THE MUSEUM OF PALERMO.
  - LUNATIC ASYLUM.
  - MISCELLANEA.
  - JOURNEY TO SEGESTE.
  - SICILIAN INNS.
  - APPROACH TO MESSINA.
  - JOURNEY TO TAORMINA.
  - CATANIA.
- THE MUSEUM OF PALERMO.
- LUNATIC ASYLUM.
- MISCELLANEA.
- JOURNEY TO SEGESTE.
- SICILIAN INNS.
- APPROACH TO MESSINA.
- JOURNEY TO TAORMINA.
- CATANIA.
- THE LAST OF THE KNIGHTS.
  - DON JOHN AND THE HERETICS OF FLANDERS.
  - Part II.
- DON JOHN AND THE HERETICS OF FLANDERS.
- Part II.
- POEMS AND BALLADS OF GOETHE.
  - No. I.
  - INTRODUCTION.
  - THE BRIDE OF CORINTH.
    - I.
    - II.
    - III.
    - IV.
    - V.
    - VI.
    - VII.
    - VIII.
    - IX.
    - X.
    - XI.
    - XII.
    - XIII.
    - XIV.
    - XV.
    - XVI.
    - XVII.
    - XVIII.
    - XIX.
    - XX.
    - XXI.
    - XXII.
    - XXIII.
    - XXIV.
    - XXV.
    - XXVI.
    - XXVII.
    - XXVIII.
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
  - IV.
  - V.
  - VI.
  - VII.
  - VIII.
  - IX.
  - X.
  - XI.
  - XII.
  - XIII.
  - XIV.
  - XV.
  - XVI.
  - XVII.
  - XVIII.
  - XIX.
  - XX.
  - XXI.
  - XXII.
  - XXIII.
  - XXIV.
  - XXV.
  - XXVI.
  - XXVII.
  - XXVIII.
  - FIRST LOVE.
  - WHO'LL BUY A CUPID?
  - SECOND LIFE.
  - THE ERL KING.
  - MIGNON.
  - THE FISHER.
  - THE MINSTREL.
  - THE VIOLET.
  - THE DOLEFUL LAY OF THE NOBLE WIFE OF ASAN AGA.
- No. I.
- INTRODUCTION.
- THE BRIDE OF CORINTH.
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
  - IV.
  - V.
  - VI.
  - VII.
  - VIII.
  - IX.
  - X.
  - XI.
  - XII.
  - XIII.
  - XIV.
  - XV.
  - XVI.
  - XVII.
  - XVIII.
  - XIX.
  - XX.
  - XXI.
  - XXII.
  - XXIII.
  - XXIV.
  - XXV.
  - XXVI.
  - XXVII.
  - XXVIII.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII.
- XIV.
- XV.
- XVI.
- XVII.
- XVIII.
- XIX.
- XX.
- XXI.
- XXII.
- XXIII.
- XXIV.
- XXV.
- XXVI.
- XXVII.
- XXVIII.
- FIRST LOVE.
- WHO'LL BUY A CUPID?
- SECOND LIFE.
- THE ERL KING.
- MIGNON.
- THE FISHER.
- THE MINSTREL.
- THE VIOLET.
- THE DOLEFUL LAY OF THE NOBLE WIFE OF ASAN AGA.
- MY FIRST LOVE.
  - A SKETCH IN NEW YORK.
- A SKETCH IN NEW YORK.
- HYDRO-BACCHUS.
- MARTIN LUTHER.
  - AN ODE.
- AN ODE.
- TRADITIONS AND TALES OF UPPER LUSATIA.
  - No. II
  - THE FAIRY TUTOR.
    - 1. Of their GENERIC APPELLATIVES, a Word!
    - 2. THIS GOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD, to which these last words point, is interestingly depicted by the Traditions.
  - 1. Of their GENERIC APPELLATIVES, a Word!
  - 2. THIS GOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD, to which these last words point, is interestingly depicted by the Traditions.
  - GERMAN TRADITIONS
  - No. CXLIX The Dwarfs' Feet.
  - No. CLIV. The Dwarfs near Dardesheim.
    - 3. We go on to exemplifying—ELFIN Frequentation of, and Settlement with, MAN.
  - 3. We go on to exemplifying—ELFIN Frequentation of, and Settlement with, MAN.
  - THEY HALT ON A JOURNEY.
  - No. XXXV. The Count of Hoia.
  - THEY HOLD A WEDDING.
  - No.XXXI. The Small People's Wedding Feast.
  - THEY JOIN THE EVENING MIRTH.
  - No. xxxix. The Hill-Manling at the Dance.
  - ANOTHER OF THE SAME.
  - No. CCCVI. The Three Maidens from the Mere.
  - AN ELFIN IS BOUND, IN UNLAWFUL CHAINS, TO A HUMAN LOVER.
  - No. LXX. The Bushel, the Ring, and the Goblet.
  - THE HOUSEHOLD SPIRIT DOES HOUSEHOLD SERVICE IN A MILL.
  - No. LXXIII. The Kobold in the Mill.
  - THE FAIRY TUTOR.
- No. II
- THE FAIRY TUTOR.
  - 1. Of their GENERIC APPELLATIVES, a Word!
  - 2. THIS GOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD, to which these last words point, is interestingly depicted by the Traditions.
- 1. Of their GENERIC APPELLATIVES, a Word!
- 2. THIS GOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD, to which these last words point, is interestingly depicted by the Traditions.
- GERMAN TRADITIONS
- No. CXLIX The Dwarfs' Feet.
- No. CLIV. The Dwarfs near Dardesheim.
  - 3. We go on to exemplifying—ELFIN Frequentation of, and Settlement with, MAN.
- 3. We go on to exemplifying—ELFIN Frequentation of, and Settlement with, MAN.
- THEY HALT ON A JOURNEY.
- No. XXXV. The Count of Hoia.
- THEY HOLD A WEDDING.
- No.XXXI. The Small People's Wedding Feast.
- THEY JOIN THE EVENING MIRTH.
- No. xxxix. The Hill-Manling at the Dance.
- ANOTHER OF THE SAME.
- No. CCCVI. The Three Maidens from the Mere.
- AN ELFIN IS BOUND, IN UNLAWFUL CHAINS, TO A HUMAN LOVER.
- No. LXX. The Bushel, the Ring, and the Goblet.
- THE HOUSEHOLD SPIRIT DOES HOUSEHOLD SERVICE IN A MILL.
- No. LXXIII. The Kobold in the Mill.
- THE FAIRY TUTOR.
- PORTUGAL.35
- MARSTON; OR, THE MEMOIRS OF A STATESMAN.
  - PART XII.
  - SHAKSPEARE.
- PART XII.
- SHAKSPEARE.
- THE WEEK OF AN EMPEROR.
  - TUESDAY.
  - THURSDAY.
  - FRIDAY.
  - SATURDAY.
  - SUNDAY.
- TUESDAY.
- THURSDAY.
- FRIDAY.
- SATURDAY.
- SUNDAY.