Translations from the German · Thomas Carlyle
THE END.
Transcriber's Notes Footnotes in (Schmelzle's Journey to Flaetz) are numbered as in the original. They are placed at the end of the paragraph, so as not to split the paragraph. None of these footnotes seem to link directly to the text. This is explained by the author in the introduction. The following hyphenated words are used interchangeably with its non-hyphenated form: bed-chamber bed-clothes bed-room bed-side block-head break-neck class-room corn-fields day-light dew-drops down-pressed down-stairs good-will hand-writing hind-head Litteratur-zeitung love-sick mid-day re-awakened Ring-dove school-man tear-drops to-night train-bearer up-stairs water-spouts week-day wood-cutter 'the keeper had lost its tract,' may be 'the keeper had lost its track,'. Unchanged. 'her blue eye gleamed' may be 'her blue eyes gleamed'. Unchanged. 'sheep-smearer' may be 'sheep-shearer'. Unchanged. 'without the clam of the grave,' may be 'without the calm of the grave,'. Unchanged.
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