A Residence on the Shores of the Baltic : Described in a Series of Letters (Paperback)

1. Various motives of travel; 2. Copenhagen; 3. Mrs. Wilson's boarding-house; 4. The Hermitage; 5. Change of lodging; 6. Detention in Petersburg; 7. Unlocking hearts, and unpacking trunks; 8. Ubiquity and transferability of happiness; 9. Girl at her wheel; 10. Similarity between old England and Estonia; 11. Sudden transformation in the outer man; 12. Acquirement of languages; 13. Street scenes in Reval; 14. Depressing effects of the long winter; 15. Sudden burst of spring; 16. Early rising; 17. Bathing life at Reval; 18. Reval at midsummer; 19. Excessive heat; 20. Fall and its beauties; 21. Autumn scene; 22. Russia considered as a study; 23. Chief houses of reception in St. Petersburg; 24. Prince Pierre Volkonski; 25. Visit to the ateliers of Brulloff, Baron Klot, M. Jacques, M. Ladournaire.