Chapter

 1 VIII  |    all his pockets and his travelling bag with the minutest care.
 2 VIII  |  of Holstein.~Three hours’ travelling brought us to the capital
 3 VIII  |    asylum,” said one of or travelling companions.~Very good! thought
 4 XI    | exact inventory of all our travelling accompaniments, I must not
 5 XII   |    s the risk? Here we are travelling all through a most interesting
 6 XIII  | When we had laid aside our travelling wraps the voice of the host
 7 XX    |   would have put an end to travelling and travellers at one stroke.~
 8 XXVIII|    effect upon its rate of travelling; it merely augments its
 9 XXIX  |  couch, made up of all our travelling gear, was in a charming
10 XXX   |    recognised our faithful travelling companion, the Hansbach,
11 XXXII |   begin to adopt a mode of travelling both more expeditious and