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Chapters (107)
  1. Cover
  2. Series Page
  3. 104 Stories
  4. Hamsun
  5. The Voice Imitator
  6. Character Assassination
  7. Fourati
  8. Brochure
  9. Pisa and Venice
  10. Fear
  11. One-Way Journey
  12. Inner Compulsion
  13. Speleologists
  14. In Lima
  15. Almost
  16. Example
  17. Charity
  18. Good Advice
  19. Prejudice
  20. Suspicion
  21. Exchange
  22. Early Train
  23. Beautiful View
  24. The Tables Turned
  25. Hotel Waldhaus
  26. Haumer the Logger
  27. In Earnest
  28. Too Much
  29. Prescription
  30. Disappointed Englishmen
  31. The Most Successful Concert
  32. Scientific Purposes
  33. Profound and Shallow
  34. Character
  35. Moosprugger's Mistake
  36. Mail
  37. Claim
  38. Comedy
  39. Warning
  40. Emigrated
  41. Unworldly
  42. At Their Mercy
  43. De Orio
  44. Photographers
  45. Schluemberger
  46. Discovery
  47. Mimosa
  48. A Famous Dancer
  49. Guilty Conscience
  50. Forgotten
  51. Piccadilly Circus
  52. Increased
  53. In the Frauengraben
  54. The Panthers
  55. Wrong Note
  56. The Auszügler
  57. The Milkmaid
  58. The Needlewoman
  59. The Loden Coat
  60. Papermakers
  61. Boundary Stone
  62. Two Brothers
  63. Natural
  64. Giant
  65. Natural History
  66. Question in the Provincial Parliament
  67. Two Notes
  68. Unrequited Love
  69. Party of Tourists
  70. True Love
  71. Impossible
  72. Feeling
  73. A Self-Willed Author
  74. Unfulfilled Wish
  75. Presence of Mind
  76. Supplemental Income
  77. Silo
  78. Famous
  79. No Soul
  80. The Prince
  81. Prince Potocki
  82. Lec
  83. The Royal Vault
  84. Contradiction
  85. Fruitfulness
  86. Coming to Terms
  87. Decision
  88. Civil Service
  89. After You
  90. Imagination
  91. Expedition
  92. Legacy
  93. Double
  94. Luck
  95. Political Science
  96. Consistency
  97. Near Sulden
  98. Perast
  99. Madness
  100. Care
  101. In Rome
  102. Withdrawn
  103. Like Robert Schumann
  104. Respect
  105. Genius
  106. 998 Times
  107. Returned

We spoke to a number of people in Perast from whom we sought to find out who had once owned the deserted and already almost totally ruined palaces, for we had read nothing about them. The people we spoke to merely laughed at our questions and turned their backs on us and ran away A few kilometers down the road, in Risan, we heard that there were no more normal people living in Perast; the city had been given over to quite a large number of lunatics who could do as they liked there and were supplied with food by the state once a week.

Madness

MADNESS

A postman was suspended in Lend because for years he had not delivered any letter that he thought contained sad news or, in the nature of things, any of the cards announcing a death that came his way, but had burned them all in his own home. The post office finally had him committed to the lunatic asylum in Scherrnberg, where he goes around in a postman’s uniform and continually delivers letters that are deposited by the asylum’s administration in a letter box specially built into one of the walls of the asylum and that are addressed to his fellow patients. According to reports, the postman asked for his uniform as soon as he was committed to the lunatic asylum in Scherrnberg so as not to be driven mad.

Care

CARE

A post office official who was charged with murdering a pregnant woman told the court that he did not know why he had murdered the pregnant woman but that he had murdered his victim as carefully as possible. In response to all the presiding judge’s questions, he always used the word carefully, whereupon the court proceedings against him were abandoned.

In Rome

IN ROME