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Twain, Mark. The Innocents Abroad or The New Pilgrims Progress (New York: Gabriel Wells, 1922) Vol. 1. The Writings of Mark Twain (1923) Vol. 1 - Hathi Trust (read online in flipbook format)
CONTENTS
Preface
I. We Go to See Kings
II. Our Paddle-Wheels Go 'Round
III. Fine Day at Sea? "Oh, My!"
IV. Our Singing Provokes Head-Winds
V. The Watch That Couldn't Keep Up
VI. The Poor, Shiftless, Lazy Azoreans
VII. Gibraltar -- A "Gob" on a Shingle
VIII. Morocco, Where Riches Have Stings
IX. The Frenchman's Sacred Cat-Mat
X. The Marseillaises Misunderstand Us
XI. The Melancholy Château d'If
XII. France Is A Bewitching Garden
XIII. Napoleon and Abdul Aziz See Us
XIV. We Shudder at the Can-Can
XV. Down with the Dastardly Abelard!
XVI. Versailles Entrances Us
XVII. Oh, The Superb Genoese Ladies!
Genoa -- Superb but Tomb-like
XVIII. Milan - A Poem in Marble
XIX. Who Glorifies Poor Mr. Laura?
XX. Como? Pshaw! See Lake Tahoe
XXI. Luigi to the Rescue! Whoop!
XXII. Gondolas Are Water-Hearses
XXIII. We Master the Old Masters
XXIV. Galileo's Pendulum in the Duomo
XXV. Why Don't They Rob Their Churches?
XXVI. Rome and St. Peters Overwhelm Us
XXVII. Rare Sport -- Guying the Guides
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