The Campaner Thal and Other Writings Part 28

[Footnote 70: Thus defined by Adelung in his Lexicon: "_Krautermutze_, in Medicine, a cap with various dried herbs sewed into it, and which is worn for all manner of troubles in the head."--Ed.]

[Footnote 71: Linne formed in Upsal a flower-clock, the flowers of which, by their different times of falling asleep, indicated the hours of the day.]

[Footnote 72: The good Professor of Catechetics is out here. _Indignor quandoque bonus dormitat Schmelzle_.--Ed.]

[Footnote 73: Pa.s.senger so placed in the huge German Postwagen, that he cannot look out.--Ed.]

[Footnote 74: _t.i.tan_ is also the t.i.tle of this Legations-Rath Jean Pierre or Jean Paul (Friedrich Richter)'s chief novel.--Ed.]

[Footnote 75: Bruhl, I suppose; but the historical edition of the matter is, that Bruhl's treasonable secrets were come at by the more ordinary means of wax impressions of his keys.--Ed.]

[Footnote 76: Cities of Richter's romance kingdom. Flachsenfingen he sometimes calls _Klein-Wien_, Little Vienna.--Ed.]

[Footnote 77: The campaign of 1813-14 was the holy war of Germany, or Freiheitskampf, to which Jean Paul here alludes.--Translator.]

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