The Innocents Abroad - Vol. 2 - The Writings of Mark Twain Vol. 2

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Above: Mark Twain in 1868, at the time he wrote Innocents Abroad

Twain, Mark. The Innocents Abroad or The New Pilgrim's Progress (New York: Gabriel Wells, 1922) Vol. 2.  The Writings of Mark Twain (1923) Vol. 2 - Hathi Trust (read online in flipbook format)


CONTENTS

I. The Good-Natured Brother of Skulls

II.  How Vesuvius Is Climbed

III.  The Rags and Riches of Naples

IV.  Pompeii and the Proud Sentinel

V. Seeing Athens by Stealth -- and Moonlight

VI.  Constantinople the Bewildering

VII.  Morals and Whiskey are Scarce

VIII.  In Sebastopol the Battered

IX. What Richlieu and Odessa Did for Each Other

X. We Visit the Czar of All the Russias

XI. Smyrniste Girls are Beautiful

XII.  Who Took The Oysters Up The Hill?

XIII. Ephesus: A World of Precious Relics

XIV. Our Luxurious Camp on Lebanon

XV.  We Meet Noah's Family

XVI. Baalbec The Beautiful and Mysterious

XVII.  I Drink Out of Anantas's Well

XVIII. Nimrod's Tomb, at Jonesborough

XIX. By Ain Mellahah, The Desolate

XX. The Blank Voice of the Turtle

XXI.  The Melancholy Holy Land

XXII. Where The Crusaders Perished

XXIII.  Where The Horses Cried

XXIV.  The Bedouins - Tatterdemalion Vagrants

XXV.  Joseph's Tomb and Jacob's Well

XXVI. I Weep at Adam's Tomb

XXVII. Jerusalem - We Are Surfeited with Sights!

XXVIII.  We Miss Lot's Wife