By Rudyard Kipling
NEW YORK
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
1913
Copyright, 1899, 1907,
By RUDYARD KIPLING.
CONTENTS OF PART II
FROM SEA TO SEA
| PAGE | |
| XXV | |
| Tells how I dropped into Politics and the Tenderer Sentiments. Contains a Moral Treatise on American Maidens and an Ethnological One on the Negro. Ends with a Banquet and a Type-writer | [3] |
| XXVI | |
| Takes me through Bret Harte's Country and to Portland with "Old Man California." Explains how Two Vagabonds became Homesick through looking at Other People's Houses | [18] |
| XXVII | |
| Shows how I caught Salmon in the Clackamas | [33] |
| XXVIII | |
| Takes me from Vancouver to the Yellowstone National Park | [50] |
| XXIX | |
| Shows how Yankee Jim introduced me to Diana of the Crossways on the Banks of the Yellowstone and how a German Jew said I was no True Citizen. Ends with the Celebration of the 4th of July and a Few Lessons therefrom | [62] |
| XXX | |
| Shows how I entered Mazanderan of the Persians and saw Devils of Every Colour, and Some Troopers. Hell and the Old Lady from Chicago. The Captain and the Lieutenant | [73] |
| XXXI | |
| Ends with the Cañon of the Yellowstone. The Maiden from New Hampshire—Larry—"Wrap-up-his-Tail"—Tom—The Old Lady from Chicago—and a Few Natural Phenomena—including One Briton | [88] |
| XXXII | |
| Of the American Army and the City of the Saints. The Temple, the Book of Mormon, and the Girl from Dorset. An Oriental Consideration of Polygamy | [106] |
| XXXIII | |
| How I met Certain People of Importance between Salt Lake and Omaha | [120] |
| XXXIV | |
| Across the Great Divide; and how the Man Gring showed me the Garments of the Ellewomen | [130] |
| XXXV | |
| How I struck Chicago, and how Chicago struck me. Of Religion, Politics, and Pig-sticking, and the Incarnation of the City among Shambles | [139] |
| XXXVI | |
| How I found Peace at Musquash on the Monongahela | [154] |
| XXXVII | |
| An Interview with Mark Twain | [167] |