The Improvisatore. From the Danish of Hans Christian Andersen. Translated by Mary Howitt.

Notes

See chap. 8, "A Welcome and an Unwelcome Meeting—The Little Abbess—The Old Jew," and chap. 9, "The Jew Maiden" (a ramble in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto). At head of title: Life in Italy. Howitt’s translation was also published as Rome; or, The Improvisatore. A Novel. Popular Series, no. 55. New York: Robert Bonner’s Sons, 1894. 414 p. Rinderknecht 45-230 (duplicated by 45-231).