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What does the opening verse connect with spiritual understanding?
Why does Flemming first go abroad?
What does the old woman's legend describe?
What warning does Stolzenfels offer Flemming?
Why does Lisbeth's boat drift downstream?
Who warmly welcomes Flemming in Heidelberg?
What does the Baron say isolation can encourage?
What should guide work in Flemming's reflection on fame?
What does the heart need in the Book 2 epigraph?
Which sight prompts discussion of hopeless love at the Rent Tower?
What happens after Von Kleist walks along a table with a sword?
What does Emma decide after reading the married man's letter?
What does the Baron do during much of the Professor's discussion?
What prompts the Baron's journey toward Ems?
What ends Frau Kranich's party?
How does the Baron respond to Flemming's claim of greater self-control?
What helps soothe Flemming during his Alpine journey?
What first captivates Flemming about Mary at Interlachen?
What feeling follows Flemming's sight of Mary on her morning walk?
What keeps Flemming indoors with Mary and her sketches?
What news interrupts Flemming's growing happiness with Mary?
Which suggestion from Mary wounds Flemming's romantic hopes?
How does Flemming declare his love to Mary?
Where do Flemming and Berkley head after Mary's rejection?
How does Flemming respond when Berkley dismisses the woman he loves?
Where does Flemming suffer a delirious fever?
Why does Flemming stay at Saint Gilgen?
What does Brother Bernardus plan to establish in America?
What does Flemming resolve after the sermon, burial, and chapel visit?
What does Flemming do when Mary's voice revives his love in Stuttgart?
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