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The Innocents Abroad

by Mark Twain

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Chapter 1
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Chapters 2-3
17:02
Chapters 4-5
29:53
Chapters 6-7
38:52
Chapters 8-9
24:27
Chapters 10-11
26:34
Chapters 12-13
43:07
Chapters 14-15
40:28
Chapters 16-17
30:52
Chapters 18-19
47:14
Chapters 20-21
30:26
Chapter 22
22:21
Chapter 23
27:20
Chapter 24
19:48
Chapter 25
19:47
Chapter 26
39:05
Chapter 27
25:40
Chapter 28
19:02
Chapters 29-30
32:30
Chapter 31
18:42
Chapter 32
29:20
Chapter 33
23:26
Chapter 34
27:22
Chapter 35
11:16
Chapter 36-37
31:05
Chapter 38
17:43
Chapter 39
10:04
Chapter 40
20:17
Chapter 41
14:31
Chapter 42
12:28
Chapter 43
13:30
Chapter 44
23:27
Chapter 45
26:31
Chapter 46
18:29
Chapter 47
28:04
Chapter 48
23:09
Chapter 49
21:35
Chapter 50
21:45
Chapter 51
28:19
Chapter 52
13:35
Chapter 53
32:22
Chapter 54
23:43
Chapter 55
36:34
Chapter 56
9:53
Chapter 57
17:24
Chapter 58
31:52
Chapters 59-60
14:03
Chapter 61 & Conclusion
22:59

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About this book

Mark Twain went abroad in 1867 aboard the steamship Quaker City, and the letters he mailed home became this comic account of a five-month tour through Europe and the Holy Land. He pokes fun at his fellow pilgrims, the guides who inflate the history of every relic, and the reverent travel writers who came before him. Paris, Rome, Athens, Constantinople, and Jerusalem all pass under his skeptical, wisecracking eye. Behind the jokes sits a sharp American looking hard at the Old World and refusing to be impressed on cue. It was the best-selling of Twain's books during his lifetime and did much to make his name. Free PDF and EPUB editions are available here.

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Mark Twain

Samuel Langhorne Clemens, known by the pen name Mark Twain, was an American writer, humorist, and essayist. He has been praised as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced", with William Faulkner calling him "the father of American literature".

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