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A Tramp Abroad

  
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ILLUSTRATIONS
  
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CHAPTER I
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CHAPTER II HEIDELBERG
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CHAPTER III BAKER'S BLUEJAY YARN
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CHAPTER IV STUDENT LIFE
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CHAPTER V AT THE STUDENTS' DUELING-GROUND
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CHAPTER VI
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CHAPTER VII
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CHAPTER VIII THE GREAT FRENCH DUEL
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CHAPTER IX
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CHAPTER X
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CHAPTER XI
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CHAPTER XII
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CHAPTER XIII
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CHAPTER XIV
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CHAPTER XV DOWN THE RIVER
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CHAPTER XVI AN ANCIENT LEGEND OF THE RHINE
  
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THE LEGEND
  
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THE LORELEI
  
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THE LORELEI Translated by L. W. Garnham, B.A.
  
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CHAPTER XVII
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CHAPTER XVIII
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CHAPTER XIX
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CHAPTER XX
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CHAPTER XXI
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CHAPTER XXII
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CHAPTER XXIII
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CHAPTER XXIV
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CHAPTER XXV
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CHAPTER XXVI
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CHAPTER XXVII
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CHAPTER XXVIII
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CHAPTER XXIX
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CHAPTER XXX
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CHAPTER XXXI
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CHAPTER XXII
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CHAPTER XXXIII
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CHAPTER XXXIV
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CHAPTER XXXV
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CHAPTER XXXVI
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CHAPTER XXXVII
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CHAPTER XXXVIII
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CHAPTER XXXIX
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CHAPTER XL
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CHAPTER XLI
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CHAPTER XLII
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CHAPTER XLIII
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CHAPTER XLIV
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CHAPTER XLV A CATASTROPHE WHICH COST ELEVEN LIVES
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CHAPTER XLVI
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CHAPTER XLVII
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CHAPTER XLVIII
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CHAPTER XLIX
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CHAPTER L

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APPENDIX
  
The Most Unique and Spicy Volume in Existence. THE INNOCENTS ABROAD OR, THE NEW PILGRIM'S PROGRESS BY MARK TWAIN
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"Once I saw thee in dark night,
In supernatural Beauty bright;
Of Light-rays, was the Figure wove,
To share its light, locked-hair strove.
"Thy Garment color wave-dove
By thy hand the sign of love,
Thy eyes sweet enchantment,
Raying to me, oh! enchantment.
"O, wert thou but my sweetheart,
How willingly thy love to part!
With delight I should be bound
To thy rocky house in deep ground."
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