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

This work brings new understanding of the life and work of Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) while living and traveling abroad. Twain and fellow humorist Eugene Field experienced a wide variety of people, places and things together and author Henry Fischer brings them together here, for the first time. - Summary by John Greenman

Year of Publication: 1922Genres: Essays & Short Works , Humor , Travel & Geography , Social Science (Culture & Anthropology) , Writing & Linguistics , Modern (19th C) , Political Science , Biography & Autobiography

Running Time: 06 hours 17 minutes 07 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Editor’s Note John Greenman	6:34
2	Author’s Preface John Greenman	12:23
3	How Mark Would Safeguard England John Greenman	13:29
4	Mark Philosophized on Willie John Greenman	1:47
5	Mark - Regicide John Greenman	3:32
6	The Funniest Speech Mark Ever Gave John Greenman	10:27
7	Monarchical Atavism John Greenman	1:44
8	Democratic Mark and Austrian Aristocracy John Greenman	3:05
9	Phil Sheridan's Friend John Greenman	3:41
10	"Elizabeth was a He", said Mark John Greenman	14:20
11	Mark, the Sleight-of-hand Man John Greenman	2:32
12	Mark and the Imperial Mistress John Greenman	2:46
13	Mark on Lynch Law John Greenman	5:15
14	Recollections of King Charles and Grant John Greenman	3:28
15	Mark Missed Gallows-land John Greenman	3:34
16	Think of Her Sorrow John Greenman	1:48
17	Breaking the News Gently John Greenman	2:46
18	Dukes and Unborn Car Horses John Greenman	0:56
19	"Pa Used to Be a Terrible Man" John Greenman	1:03
20	Mark on the Berlin Cops John Greenman	5:28
21	The Sausage Room John Greenman	5:04
22	Mark's Glimpse of Schopenhauer John Greenman	15:07
23	"Murderer" Blücher in Oxford John Greenman	3:05
24	Mark's Human Side John Greenman	2:38
25	An Australian Surprise John Greenman	2:38
26	Mark in France and Italy John Greenman	2:33
27	Why Mark Wouldn't Like to Die Abroad John Greenman	3:33
28	The Left Hand Didn't Know John Greenman	1:25
29	American Humorists John Greenman	1:19
30	Telepathy or Suggestion John Greenman	3:08
31	Trying to Be Serious Didn't Work John Greenman	1:37
32	Assorted Beauties John Greenman	2:09
33	Mark's Children Knew Him John Greenman	2:18
34	Mark, Dogs, Dagoes, and Cats John Greenman	2:22
35	The Tragedy of Genius John Greenman	2:23
36	Kilties and the Lassie John Greenman	3:02
37	A Wise Provision of Providence John Greenman	2:15
38	The Awful German Language John Greenman	2:07
39	Artist or Photographer John Greenman	2:28
40	Mark Interviewed the Barber about Harry Thaw John Greenman	5:05
41	His Portrait—a Mirror John Greenman	2:09
42	Mark, Bismarck, Lincoln, and Darwin John Greenman	7:15
43	Mark at the Stock Exchange, Vienna John Greenman	1:21
44	Mark and the Prussian Lieutenant John Greenman	3:22
45	Mark Studies the Costermonger Language John Greenman	2:25
46	That Beautiful Funeral John Greenman	2:06
47	Ada's Beast of a Man John Greenman	1:56
48	Jealousy in Lowland John Greenman	1:36
49	The Troubles of Liz John Greenman	2:17
50	The French Madame John Greenman	6:18
51	The Great Disappointment John Greenman	5:05
52	Rheumatism and Prodding John Greenman	1:32
53	On Literary Friendships John Greenman	2:05
54	Bayard Taylor's German John Greenman	2:11
55	Genius in Extremis John Greenman	4:20
56	What May Happen to You after You Are Dead John Greenman	4:56
57	Kings in Their Birthday Suits John Greenman	0:55
58	Mark on Lincoln's Humanity John Greenman	5:43
59	An English Lover of Kings and a Hater John Greenman	7:09
60	Mark Got Arrested in Berlin John Greenman	6:08
61	Books that Weren't Written John Greenman	5:29
62	Mark Enjoyed Other Humorists John Greenman	2:15
63	Mark and the English Hack-writer John Greenman	2:31
64	Mark Thought Joan of Arc Was Slandered John Greenman	3:31
65	Running Amuck—Almost John Greenman	0:39
66	Mark's Idiomatic Gems John Greenman	1:23
67	Mark and the Girls that Love a Lord John Greenman	7:35
68	Mark's Martyrdom John Greenman	2:48
69	Slang Not in Mark's Dictionary John Greenman	2:59
70	Mark "No Gentleman" John Greenman	2:03
71	Mark, Poetry, and Art John Greenman	1:49
72	Mark Sheds Light on English History John Greenman	6:52
73	Mark Explains Dean Swift John Greenman	4:15
74	Mark in Tragedy and Comedy John Greenman	7:38
75	"Ambition Is a Jade that More Than One Man Can Ride" John Greenman	3:32
76	Mark as a Translator John Greenman	3:39
77	Mark in England John Greenman	2:54
78	Why Mark Was Uncomfortable in the King of Sweden's Presence John Greenman	1:46
79	Mark's Idea of High Art John Greenman	4:28
80	Mark Meets King Leopold—Almost John Greenman	3:26
81	Sizing Up of Aristocracy by Mark John Greenman	5:01
82	The Bald-headed Woman John Greenman	1:37
83	When a Publisher Dines and Wines You John Greenman	6:14
84	Mark in Politics John Greenman	1:08
85	Mark on "Royal Honors" John Greenman	4:33
86	American Women the Prettiest John Greenman	1:50
87	Where Tay Pay Isn't Tay Pay John Greenman	1:24
88	The Man Who Didn't Get Used to Hanging John Greenman	8:45
89	Stray Sayings of Mark John Greenman	3:35
90	Eugene Field and His Troubles in Chicago John Greenman	6:06
91	More of Eugene Field's Trials in London John Greenman	4:59
92	Gene, a "Success of Curiosity" John Greenman	4:30
93	Dire Consequences of American Horseplay John Greenman	10:09
94	Field's Library of Humor John Greenman	1:03
95	Those German Professors John Greenman	1:57
96	Eugene Field and Northern Lore John Greenman	3:39
97	Little Boy Blue John Greenman	1:22