[114] The story appears, along with other statements unsupported or flatly contradicted by later investigations, in Atterbom’s address before the Swedish Academy May 29, 1840 (Proceedings =20=, 82-202), von Beskow’s memoir of 1859 (pp. vi and vii), and Georgii’s “Biographical Sketch” of 1854 (p. 2). On the contrary see Törngren in _Tidskrift i Gymnastik_, =4=, 415 (1896), Westerblad 1904 pp. 7-12, and Norlander in _Lunds Universitets Årsskrift_, =9= (1913). [115] The chief authority for this Copenhagen period is E. C. Werlauff’s “Bidrag til P. H. Lings Biographie,” in _Frey: Tidskrift för Vetenskap och Kunst_ (Upsala), 1848, pp. 92-105. Werlauff (1781-1871), later well known as historian and teacher in the University, was employed in the Royal Library at the time of Ling’s sojourn in Denmark and became his close friend. See also Westerblad 1904, pp. 13-21. [116] See Carl Norlander, “Per Henrik Lings första Gymnastik- och Fäktsal med dithörande redskap” (Lund, Ph. Lindstedts Univ. Bokhandel, 1908). [117] Kungl. Gymnastiska Centralinstitutets Historia 1813-1913. Med Anledning av Institutets Hundraårsdag utgiven af dess Lärarekollegium. Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & Söner, 1913. [118] Samlade Arbeten af P. H. Ling. Utgifne under ledning af Bernhard von Beskow. Stockholm, Adolf Bonnier, 1859-1866. Pp. 433-786 of vol. =3= were also published separately, under the title “P. H. Lings Gymnastiska Skrifter. Aftryck ur Lings Samlade Arbeten” (Stockholm, Adolf Bonnier, 1866). [119] Gymnastikens allmänna Grunder af Ling, dels af Författaren, dels enligt dess yttersta vilja, efter dess död, redigerade och på trycket utgifna. Upsala, Leffler & Sebell, 1840. On Ling’s writings see Kåre Teilnann, “Lings Gymnastik og dens udvikling,” in _Gymnastisk Selskabs Aarsskrift_ 1912 (Copenhagen, H. Hagerup, 1913), pp. 65-134; C. A. Westerblad, “Den Lingska Gymnastiken i dess upphofsmans dagar” (Stockholm, P. A. Norstedt & Söner, 1913); and also Dr. E. M. Hartwell in the _American Physical Education Review_ =1= (1896), 1-13 (Reprinted in Report of the United States Commissioner of Education for the year 1898-99, =1=, pp. 539-546). CHAPTER XVI. LING’S SUCCESSORS AT THE CENTRAL INSTITUTE IN STOCKHOLM. [Illustration: FIG. 34.—Lars Gabriel Branting (1799-1881).]