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Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field : tales they told to a fellow correspondent
Title
Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field : tales they told to a fellow correspondent / by Henry W. Fisher.
Publication
New York : Nicholas L. Brown, 1922.
Physical Description
xxi, 246 pages ; 21 cm
Local Notes
BEIN Tanselle B78 0048: Bookseller's label: Bertrand Smith's Acres of Books, Cincinnati.
Notes
Edited by Merle Johnson.
Other formats
Online version: Fischer, Henry W. (Henry William), 1856-1932. Abroad with Mark Twain and Eugene Field. New York : Nicholas L. Brown, 1922
Format
Books
Language
English
Added to Catalog
September 21, 2022
Contents
How Mark would safeguard England
Mark philosophized on Willie
Mark
regicide
The funniest speech Mark ever heard
Monarchical atavism
Democratic Mark and the Austrian aristocracy
Phil Sheridan's friend
"Elizabeth was a he," said Mark
Mark, the sleight-of-hand man
Mark and the imperial mistress
Mark on lynch law
Recollections of King Charles and Grant
Mark missed gallows-land
Think of her sorrow
Breaking the news gently
Dukes and unborn car horses
"Pa used to be a terrible man"
Mark on the Berlin cops
The sausage room
Mark's glimpse of Schopenhauer
"Murderer" Blücher in Oxford
Mark's human side
An Australian surprise
Mark in Florence and Italy
Why Mark wouldn't like to die abroad
The left hand didn't know
American humorists
Telepathy or suggestion
Trying to be serious didn't work
Assorted beauties
Mark's children knew him
Mark, dogs, Dagoes, and cats
The tragedy of genius
Kilties and the lassie
A wise provision of providence
The awful German language
Artist or photographer
Mark interviewed the barber about Harry Thaw
His portrait
a mirror
Mark, Bismarck, Lincoln, and Darwin
Mark at the stock exchange, Vienna
Mark and the Prussian lieutenant
Mark studies the costermonger language : That beautiful funeral ; Ada's beast of a man ; Jealousy in lowland ; The troubles of Liz
The French madame
The great disappointment
Rheumatism and prodding
On literary friendships
Bayard Taylor's German
Genius in extremis
What may happen to you after you are dead
Kings in their birthday suits
Mark on Lincoln's humanity
An English lover of kings and a hater
Mark got arrested in Berlin
Books that weren't written
Mark enjoyed other humorists
Mark and the English hack-writer
Mark thought Joan of Arc was slandered
Running amuck
almost
Marks idiomatic gems
Mark and the girls that love a lord
Mark's martyrdom
Slang not in Mark's dictionary
Mark "no gentleman"
Mark, poetry, and art
Mark sheds light on English history
Mark explains Dean Swift
Mark in tragedy and comedy
"Ambition is a jade that more than one man can ride"
Mark as a translator
Mark in England
Why Mark was uncomfortable in the King of Sweden's presence
Mark's idea of high art
Mark meets King Leopold
almost
Sizing up of aristocracy by Mark
The bald-headed woman
When a publisher dines and wines you
Mark in politics
Mark on "royal honors"
American women the prettiest
Where Tay pay isn't Tay pay
The man who didn't get used to hanging
Stray sayings of Mark
Eugene Field and his troubles in Chicago
More of Eugene Field's trials in London
Gene, a "success of curiosity"
Dire consequences of American horseplay
Field's library of humor
Those German professors
Eugene Field and northern lore
Little Boy Blue.
Subjects
Subjects (Local Yale)
Genre/Form
Biography.
Biographies.
Biographies.
Booksellers' labels (Provenance)
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Nicholas L. Brown (Firm), publisher.
Bertrand Smith's "Acres of Books", bookseller.
United States New York (State) New York.
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