Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field - Tales They Told to a Fellow Correspondent

1. 1 Editor’s NoteRead by John Greenman 6m
2. 2 Author’s PrefaceRead by John Greenman 12m
3. 3 How Mark Would Safeguard EnglandRead by John Greenman 13m
4. 4 Mark Philosophized on WillieRead by John Greenman 1m
5. 5 Mark - RegicideRead by John Greenman 3m
6. 6 The Funniest Speech Mark Ever GaveRead by John Greenman 10m
7. 7 Monarchical AtavismRead by John Greenman 1m
8. 8 Democratic Mark and Austrian AristocracyRead by John Greenman 3m
9. 9 Phil Sheridan's FriendRead by John Greenman 3m
10. 10 "Elizabeth was a He", said MarkRead by John Greenman 14m
11. 11 Mark, the Sleight-of-hand ManRead by John Greenman 2m
12. 12 Mark and the Imperial MistressRead by John Greenman 2m
13. 13 Mark on Lynch LawRead by John Greenman 5m
14. 14 Recollections of King Charles and GrantRead by John Greenman 3m
15. 15 Mark Missed Gallows-landRead by John Greenman 3m
16. 16 Think of Her SorrowRead by John Greenman 1m
17. 17 Breaking the News GentlyRead by John Greenman 2m
18. 18 Dukes and Unborn Car HorsesRead by John Greenman 0m
19. 19 "Pa Used to Be a Terrible Man"Read by John Greenman 1m
20. 20 Mark on the Berlin CopsRead by John Greenman 5m
21. 21 The Sausage RoomRead by John Greenman 5m
22. 22 Mark's Glimpse of SchopenhauerRead by John Greenman 15m
23. 23 "Murderer" Blücher in OxfordRead by John Greenman 3m
24. 24 Mark's Human SideRead by John Greenman 2m
25. 25 An Australian SurpriseRead by John Greenman 2m
26. 26 Mark in France and ItalyRead by John Greenman 2m
27. 27 Why Mark Wouldn't Like to Die AbroadRead by John Greenman 3m
28. 28 The Left Hand Didn't KnowRead by John Greenman 1m
29. 29 American HumoristsRead by John Greenman 1m
30. 30 Telepathy or SuggestionRead by John Greenman 3m
31. 31 Trying to Be Serious Didn't WorkRead by John Greenman 1m
32. 32 Assorted BeautiesRead by John Greenman 2m
33. 33 Mark's Children Knew HimRead by John Greenman 2m
34. 34 Mark, Dogs, Dagoes, and CatsRead by John Greenman 2m
35. 35 The Tragedy of GeniusRead by John Greenman 2m
36. 36 Kilties and the LassieRead by John Greenman 3m
37. 37 A Wise Provision of ProvidenceRead by John Greenman 2m
38. 38 The Awful German LanguageRead by John Greenman 2m
39. 39 Artist or PhotographerRead by John Greenman 2m
40. 40 Mark Interviewed the Barber about Harry ThawRead by John Greenman 5m
41. 41 His Portrait—a MirrorRead by John Greenman 2m
42. 42 Mark, Bismarck, Lincoln, and DarwinRead by John Greenman 7m
43. 43 Mark at the Stock Exchange, ViennaRead by John Greenman 1m
44. 44 Mark and the Prussian LieutenantRead by John Greenman 3m
45. 45 Mark Studies the Costermonger LanguageRead by John Greenman 2m
46. 46 That Beautiful FuneralRead by John Greenman 2m
47. 47 Ada's Beast of a ManRead by John Greenman 1m
48. 48 Jealousy in LowlandRead by John Greenman 1m
49. 49 The Troubles of LizRead by John Greenman 2m
50. 50 The French MadameRead by John Greenman 6m
51. 51 The Great DisappointmentRead by John Greenman 5m
52. 52 Rheumatism and ProddingRead by John Greenman 1m
53. 53 On Literary FriendshipsRead by John Greenman 2m
54. 54 Bayard Taylor's GermanRead by John Greenman 2m
55. 55 Genius in ExtremisRead by John Greenman 4m
56. 56 What May Happen to You after You Are DeadRead by John Greenman 4m
57. 57 Kings in Their Birthday SuitsRead by John Greenman 0m
58. 58 Mark on Lincoln's HumanityRead by John Greenman 5m
59. 59 An English Lover of Kings and a HaterRead by John Greenman 7m
60. 60 Mark Got Arrested in BerlinRead by John Greenman 6m
61. 61 Books that Weren't WrittenRead by John Greenman 5m
62. 62 Mark Enjoyed Other HumoristsRead by John Greenman 2m
63. 63 Mark and the English Hack-writerRead by John Greenman 2m
64. 64 Mark Thought Joan of Arc Was SlanderedRead by John Greenman 3m
65. 65 Running Amuck—AlmostRead by John Greenman 0m
66. 66 Mark's Idiomatic GemsRead by John Greenman 1m
67. 67 Mark and the Girls that Love a LordRead by John Greenman 7m
68. 68 Mark's MartyrdomRead by John Greenman 2m
69. 69 Slang Not in Mark's DictionaryRead by John Greenman 2m
70. 70 Mark "No Gentleman"Read by John Greenman 2m
71. 71 Mark, Poetry, and ArtRead by John Greenman 1m
72. 72 Mark Sheds Light on English HistoryRead by John Greenman 6m
73. 73 Mark Explains Dean SwiftRead by John Greenman 4m
74. 74 Mark in Tragedy and ComedyRead by John Greenman 7m
75. 75 "Ambition Is a Jade that More Than One Man Can Ride"Read by John Greenman 3m
76. 76 Mark as a TranslatorRead by John Greenman 3m
77. 77 Mark in EnglandRead by John Greenman 2m
78. 78 Why Mark Was Uncomfortable in the King of Sweden's PresenceRead by John Greenman 1m
79. 79 Mark's Idea of High ArtRead by John Greenman 4m
80. 80 Mark Meets King Leopold—AlmostRead by John Greenman 3m
81. 81 Sizing Up of Aristocracy by MarkRead by John Greenman 5m
82. 82 The Bald-headed WomanRead by John Greenman 1m
83. 83 When a Publisher Dines and Wines YouRead by John Greenman 6m
84. 84 Mark in PoliticsRead by John Greenman 1m
85. 85 Mark on "Royal Honors"Read by John Greenman 4m
86. 86 American Women the PrettiestRead by John Greenman 1m
87. 87 Where Tay Pay Isn't Tay PayRead by John Greenman 1m
88. 88 The Man Who Didn't Get Used to HangingRead by John Greenman 8m
89. 89 Stray Sayings of MarkRead by John Greenman 3m
90. 90 Eugene Field and His Troubles in ChicagoRead by John Greenman 6m
91. 91 More of Eugene Field's Trials in LondonRead by John Greenman 4m
92. 92 Gene, a "Success of Curiosity"Read by John Greenman 4m
93. 93 Dire Consequences of American HorseplayRead by John Greenman 10m
94. 94 Field's Library of HumorRead by John Greenman 1m
95. 95 Those German ProfessorsRead by John Greenman 1m
96. 96 Eugene Field and Northern LoreRead by John Greenman 3m
97. 97 Little Boy BlueRead by John Greenman 1m

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