Produced by Anonymous Volunteers, John Greenman and David Widger
A TRAMP ABROAD, Part 5.
By Mark Twain
(Samuel L. Clemens)
First published in 1880
Illustrations taken from an 1880 First Edition
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ILLUSTRATIONS:
1. PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR 2. TITIAN'S MOSES 3. THE AUTHOR'S MEMORIES 178. EXCEEDINGLY COMFORTABLE 179. THE SUNRISE 180. THE RIGI-KULM 181. AN OPTICAL ILLUSION 182. TAIL PIECE 183. RAILWAY DOWN THE MOUNTAIN 184. SOURCE OF THE RHONE 185. A GLACIER TABLE 186. GLACIER OF GRINDELWALD 187. DAWN ON THE MOUNTAINS 188. TAIL PIECE 189. NEW AND OLD STYLE 190. ST NICHOLAS, AS A HERMIT 191. A LANDSLIDE 192. GOLDAU VALLEY BEFORE AND AFTER THE LANDSLIDE 193. THE WAY THEY DO IT 194. OUR GALLANT DRIVER 195. A MOUNTAIN PASS 196. "I'M OFUL DRY" 197. IT'S THE FASHION 198. WHAT WE EXPECTED 199. WE MISSED THE SCENERY 200. THE TOURISTS 201. THE YOUNG BRIDE 202. "IT WAS A FAMOUS VICTORY 203. PROMENADE IN INTERLAKEN 204. THE JUNGFRAU BY M.T. 205. STREET IN INTERLAKEN 206. WITHOUT A COURIER 207. TRAVELING WITH A COURIER 208. TAIL PIECE 209. GRAPE AND WHEY PATIENTS 210. SOCIABLE DRIVERS 211. A MOUNTAIN CASCADE 212. THE GASTERNTHAL 213. EXHILARATING SPORT 214. FALLS 215. WHAT MIGHT BE 216. AN ALPINE BOUQUET 217. THE END OF THE WORLD 218. THE FORGET-ME-NOT 219. A NEEDLE OF ICE 220. CLIMBING THE MOUNTAIN 221. SNOW CREVASSES 222. CUTTING STEPS 223. THE GUIDE 224. VIEW FROM THE CLIFF 225. GEMMI PASS AND LAKE DAUBENSEE 226. ALMOST A TRAGEDY 227. THE ALPINE LITTER 228. SOCIAL BATHERS 229. DEATH OF COUNTESS HERLINCOURT 230. THEY'VE GOT IT ALL 231. MODEL FOR AN EMPRESS 232. BATH HOUSES AT LEUKE 233. THE BATHERS AT LEUKE 234. RATTIER MIXED UP 235. TAIL PIECE
CONTENTS:
CHAPTER XXIX Everything Convenient--Looking for a Western Sunrise--Mutual Recrimination--View from the Summit--Down the Mountain--Railroading--Confidence Wanted and Acquired
CHAPTER XXX A Trip by Proxy--A Visit to the Furka Regions--Deadman's Lake--Source of the Rhone--Glacier Tables--Storm in the Mountains--At Grindelwald--Dawn on the Mountains--An Explanation Required--Dead Language--Criticism of Harris's Report
CHAPTER XXXI Preparations for a Tramp--From Lucerne to Interlaken--The Brunig Pass--Modern and Ancient Chalets--Death of Pontius Pilate--Hermit Home of St Nicholas--Landslides--Children Selling Refreshments--How they Harness a Horse--A Great Man--Honors to a Hero--A Thirsty Bride--For Better or Worse--German Fashions--Anticipations--Solid Comfort--An Unsatisfactory Awakening--What we had Lost--Our Surroundings
CHAPTER XXXII The Jungfrau Hotel--A Whiskered Waitress--An Arkansas Bride--Perfection in Discord--A Famous Victory--A Look from a Window--About the Jungfrau
CHAPTER XXXIII The Giesbach Falls--The Spirit of the Alps--Why People Visit Them--Whey and Grapes as Medicines--The Kursaal--A Formidable Undertaking--From Interlaken to Zermatt on Foot--We Concluded to take a Buggy--A Pair of Jolly Drivers--We meet with Companions--A Cheerful Ride--Kandersteg Valley--An Alpine Parlor--Exercise and Amusement--A Race with a Log
Table of contents (by pages)
- 1: A Tramp Abroad — Volume 05 by Mark Twain
- 2: Presently There is a hitch about this sunrise somewhere
- 3: The microscopic steamboats glided along
- 4: By the time one reaches Kaltbad
- 5: I instructed him to go to Hospenthal as quickly as possible
- 6: Poured down a deluge of HABOOLONG and hail
- 7: Near Guttanen the HABOOLONG happily ceased
- 8: Kabaugwakko songwashee kum wetterhorn snawpo
- 9: The excuse he offers is at least an excuse
- 10: The ordinary chalet turns a broad
- 11: From Lucerne to Interlaken we had the spectacle
- 12: I never have buckled up a horse myself
- 13: She gave Neddy a love box on the arm with her fan
- 14: When the elderly couple and the young girl rose to leave
- 15: Solid comfort was never solider
- 16: And the Piano We located ourselves at the Jungfrau Hotel
- 17: But the Jungfrau is four or five times that distance away
- 18: The courier always has his percentage
- 19: I would never travel without a courier
- 20: Excellent couriers are somewhat rare
- 21: That there is no way for him to live but by whey
- 22: And swallowed a swig of imaginary whey
- 23: Nestled the village of Kandersteg
- 24: And it is pleasanter to slide than to bounce
- 25: Everybody in the Alps wears a sprig of Edelweiss in his hat
- 26: At one extremity of this patch of desolation
- 27: And beheld the glorious spectacle of the Matterhorn
- 28: And then dashed over the precipice
- 29: On the very edge of the precipice
- 30: So the Schwarenbach was soon to have a rival
- 31: And the light masonry had been loosened by recent rains
- 32: We looked over the precipice there
- 33: The town in the valley is called Leuk or Leukerbad
- 34: He took up his glass and his bottle
- 35: While he was ridding himself of the ringworm
- 36: And sent me an ulster suitable for a giraffe
