The ring of Amasis.
Subtitle: From the papers of a German physician.
By: Edited by Owen Meredith [pseud.]
Publisher: Chapman
Published: 1863
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
First sentence: When my friend Dr. N- assented (and that very reluctantly) to a request which perhaps involved some rashness on my part, that he would make known to the public the circumstances herein narrated, I felt that I could not refuse compliance with the condition affixed to this consent by the Doctor, viz., that I should translate and edit these papers for publication in England.
Table of contents: title: Book I; label: Chap
title: Page; label: I. The Tuning of the Instruments
title: 17; label: II. The Loreley. Strange Conduct of a Man in black
title: 31; label: III. I Draw my own conclusions about the man in black
title: 40; label: IV Unforeseen occurrence at St. Goar. The gentleman in black disguishes himself
title: 45; label: V. The Loreley in person
title: 54; label: VI. Public opinion. We reach cologne. The old crane on the old tower, and what it seems to be saying
title: 62; title: Book II; label: I. Biographical and parenthetical. Containing sundry reflections upon the relative position of physician and patient
title: 79; label: II Apparitions
title: 110; label: III. And what they leave behind them
title: 127; label: IV. Theory of Apparitions
title: 149; label: V. Theory confounded by fact
title: 162; label: VI. Advice to sight-seers
title: 168; label: VII. The gambling-house in the rue
title: 175; label: VIII. The Door of the secret
title: 185; label: IX. Remains shut
title: 194; label: X. Home!
title: 204