So I set about counting mine.

The first was that I was well started on my journey, for I couldn't be above two score miles from the Danube.

The second was that I had Stumm's pass.

I didn't see how I could use it, but there it was.
Lastly I had plenty of money--fifty-three English sovereigns and the equivalent of three pounds in German paper which I had changed at the hotel.

Also I had squared accounts with old Stumm.