by the Indians, insomuch that the Boldest hunter would not pursue his game within its precincts. Once upon a time, however, a hunter, who had lost his way, penetrated to the Garden Rock, where he beheld a number of gourds placed in the crotches of trees. One of these he seized and made off with it, but in the hurry of his retreat he let it fall among the rocks, when a great stream gushed forth, which washed him away and swept him down precipices, where he was dashed to pieces, and the stream made its way to the Hudson, and continues to flow to the present day; being the identical stream known by the name of the Kaaterskill. A LIST OF REPRESENTATIVE TALES AND SHORT STORIES X 1820 TO 1830: Smarra, Charles Nodier (1821). Die Flucht nach Agypten and Der Mann von Fünfzig Jahren, Goethe, Wilhelm Meister's Wanderjahre (1821-1829). Trilby, Charles Nodier (1822). Die Gemälde, J. L. Tieck (1822). Die Verlobung, J. L. Tieck (1823). Wandering Willie's Tale, Sir Walter Scott, Redgauntlet (1824). Tales of a Traveler, Washington Irving (1824). Sayings and Doings, Theodore Hook (1824-1825-1828). The Superannuated Man, Charles Lamb (1825). Die Novelle, Goethe (1826). My Aunt Margaret's Mirror, Sir Walter Scott (1828). Vision de Charles XI., Prosper Mérimée (1829). Federigo, Prosper Mérimée (1829). La Perle de Tolède, Prosper Mérimée (1829). 253 |