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by Thomas Mann
Translated from the German by H. T. Lowe-Porter
Vintage Books Edition, March 1969
© 1927 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
© Copyright renewed 1955 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
© 1952 by Thomas Mann
Originally issued as Der Zauberberg, © 1924 by S. Fischer Verlag,
Berlin
Table of Contents:
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Translator’s Note
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Foreword
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CHAPTER 1
- Arrival
- Number 34
- In the Restaurant
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CHAPTER 2
- Of the Christening Basin, and
of Grandfather in His Twofold Guise
- At Tienappels’, and of Young
Hans’s Moral State
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CHAPTER 3
- Drawing the Veil
- Breakfast
- Banter. Viaticum. Interrupted
Mirth
- Satana
- Mental Gymnastic
- A Word Too Much
- Of Course, A Female!
- Herr Albin
- Satana Makes Proposals That
Touch Our Honour
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CHAPTER 4
- Necessary Purchases
- Excursus on the Sense of Time
- He Practises His French
- Politically Suspect
- Hippe
- Analysis
- Doubts and Considerations
- Table-Talk
- Mounting Misgivings. Of the
Two Grandfathers, and the Boat-ride in the Twilight
- The Thermometer
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CHAPTER 5
- Soup-Everlasting
- Sudden Enlightenment
- Freedom
- Whims of Mercurius
- Encyclopaedic
- Humaniora
- Research
- The Dance of Death
- Walpurgis-Night
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CHAPTER 6
- Changes
- A New-Comer
- Of the City of God, and
Deliverance by Evil
- Choler. And Worse
- An Attack, and a Repulse
- Operationes Spirituales
- Snow
- A Soldier, and Brave
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CHAPTER 7
- By the Ocean of Time
- Mynheer Peeperkorn
- Vingt Et Un
- Mynheer Peeperkorn (Continued)
- Mynheer Peeperkorn
(Conclusion)
- The Great God Dumps
- Fullness of Harmony
- Highly Questionable
- Hysterica Passio
- The Thunderbolt
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Author’s Note
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About the Author
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