The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 714 pages of information about The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain.

The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 714 pages of information about The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain.

Chapter XXXIX. 
Smyrna’s Lions—­The Martyr Polycarp—­The “Seven Churches”—­Remains of the
Six Smyrnas—­Mysterious Oyster Mine Oysters—­Seeking Scenery—­A Millerite
Tradition—­A Railroad Out of its Sphere

Chapter XL. 
Journeying Toward Ancient Ephesus—­Ancient Ayassalook—­The Villanous
Donkey—­A Fantastic Procession—­Bygone Magnificence—­Fragments of
History—­The Legend of the Seven Sleepers

Chapter XLI. 
Vandalism Prohibited—­Angry Pilgrims—­Approaching Holy Land!—­The “Shrill
Note of Preparation”—­Distress About Dragomans and Transportation
—­The “Long Route” Adopted—­In Syria—­Something about Beirout—­A Choice
Specimen of a Greek “Ferguson”—­Outfits—­Hideous Horseflesh—­Pilgrim
“Style”—­What of Aladdin’s Lamp?

Chapter XLII. 
“Jacksonville,” in the Mountains of Lebanon—­Breakfasting above a Grand
Panorama—­The Vanished City—­The Peculiar Steed, “Jericho”—­The Pilgrims
Progress—­Bible Scenes—­Mount Hermon, Joshua’s Battle Fields, etc
—­The Tomb of Noah—­A Most Unfortunate People

Chapter XLIII. 
Patriarchal Customs—­Magnificent Baalbec—­Description of the Ruins
—­Scribbling Smiths and Joneses—­Pilgrim Fidelity to the Letter of the Law
—­The Revered Fountain of Baalam’s Ass

Chapter XLIV. 
Extracts from Note-Book—­Mahomet’s Paradise and the Bible’s—­Beautiful
Damascus the Oldest City on Earth—­Oriental Scenes within the Curious Old
City—­Damascus Street Car—­The Story of St. Paul—­The “Street called
Straight”—­Mahomet’s Tomb and St. George’s—­The Christian Massacre
—­Mohammedan Dread of Pollution—­The House of Naaman
—­The Horrors of Leprosy

Chapter XLV.  The Cholera by way of Variety—­Hot—­Another Outlandish Procession—­Pen and-Ink Photograph of “Jonesborough,” Syria—­Tomb of Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter—­The Stateliest Ruin of All—­Stepping over the Borders of Holy-Land—­Bathing in the Sources of Jordan—­More “Specimen” Hunting —­Ruins of Cesarea—­Philippi—­“On This Rock Will I Build my Church”—­The People the Disciples Knew—­The Noble Steed “Baalbec”—­Sentimental Horse Idolatry of the Arabs

Chapter xlvi
Dan—­Bashan—­Genessaret—­A Notable Panorama—­Smallness of Palestine
—­Scraps of History—­Character of the Country—­Bedouin Shepherds—­Glimpses
of the Hoary Past—­Mr. Grimes’s Bedouins—­A Battle—­Ground of Joshua
—­That Soldier’s Manner of Fighting—­Barak’s Battle—­The Necessity of
Unlearning Some Things—­Desolation

Chapter xlvii
“Jack’s Adventure”—­Joseph’s Pit—­The Story of Joseph—­Joseph’s
Magnanimity and Esau’s—­The Sacred Lake of Genessaret—­Enthusiasm of the
Pilgrims—­Why We did not Sail on Galilee—­About Capernaum—­Concerning the
Saviour’s Brothers and Sisters—­Journeying toward Magdela

Chapter XLVIII. 
Curious Specimens of Art and Architecture—­Public Reception of the
Pilgrims—­Mary Magdalen’s House—­Tiberias and its Queer Inhabitants
—­The Sacred Sea of Galilee—­Galilee by Night

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