The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 714 pages of information about The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain.

The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 714 pages of information about The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain.

INNOCENTS ABROAD

by Mark Twain

[From an 1869—­1st Edition]

Contents

Chapter I. Popular Talk of the Excursion—­Programme of the Trip—­Duly Ticketed for the Excursion—­Defection of the Celebrities

Chapter ii
Grand Preparations—­An Imposing Dignitary—­The European Exodus
—­Mr. Blucher’s Opinion—­Stateroom No. 10—­The Assembling of the Clans
—­At Sea at Last

Chapter iii
“Averaging” the Passengers—­Far, far at Sea.—­Tribulation among the
Patriarchs—­Seeking Amusement under Difficulties—­Five Captains in the
Ship

Chapter iv
The Pilgrims Becoming Domesticated—­Pilgrim Life at Sea
—­“Horse-Billiards”—­The “Synagogue”—­The Writing School—­Jack’s “Journal”
—­The “Q.  C. Club”—­The Magic Lantern—­State Ball on Deck—­Mock Trials
—­Charades—­Pilgrim Solemnity—­Slow Music—­The Executive Officer Delivers
an Opinion

Chapter V.
Summer in Mid-Atlantic—­An Eccentric Moon—­Mr. Blucher Loses Confidence
—­The Mystery of “Ship Time”—­The Denizens of the Deep—­“Land Hoh”
—­The First Landing on a Foreign Shore—­Sensation among the Natives
—­Something about the Azores Islands—­Blucher’s Disastrous Dinner
—­The Happy Result

Chapter vi
Solid Information—­A Fossil Community—­Curious Ways and Customs
—­JesuitHumbuggery—­Fantastic Pilgrimizing—­Origin of the Russ Pavement
—­Squaring Accounts with the Fossils—­At Sea Again

Chaptervii
A Tempest at Night—­Spain and Africa on Exhibition—­Greeting a Majestic Stranger—­The Pillars of Hercules—­The Rock of Gibraltar—­Tiresome Repetition—­“The Queen’s Chair”—­Serenity Conquered—­Curiosities of the Secret Caverns—­Personnel of Gibraltar—­Some Odd Characters —­A Private Frolic in Africa—­Bearding a Moorish Garrison (without loss of life)—­Vanity Rebuked—­Disembarking in the Empire of Morocco

Chapter VIII. 
The Ancient City of Tangier, Morocco—­Strange Sights—­A Cradle of
Antiquity—­We become Wealthy—­How they Rob the Mail in Africa—­The Danger
of being Opulent in Morocco

Chapter ix
A Pilgrim—­in Deadly Peril—­How they Mended the Clock—­Moorish
Punishments for Crime—­Marriage Customs—­Looking Several ways for Sunday
—­Shrewd, Practice of Mohammedan Pilgrims—­Reverence for Cats—­Bliss of
being a Consul-General

Chapter X. Fourth of July at Sea—­Mediterranean Sunset—­The “Oracle” is Delivered of an Opinion—­Celebration Ceremonies—­The Captain’s Speech—­France in Sight—­The Ignorant Native—­In Marseilles—­Another Blunder—­Lost in the Great City—­Found Again—­A Frenchy Scene

Chapter xi
Getting used to it—­No Soap—­Bill of Fare, Table d’hote—­“An American
Sir”—­A Curious Discovery—­The “Pilgrim” Bird—­Strange Companionship
—­A Grave of the Living—­A Long Captivity—­Some of Dumas’ Heroes—­Dungeon
of the Famous “Iron Mask.”

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