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Chapter I
Three men need change Anecdote showing evil result of deception Moral cowardice of George Harris has ideas Yarn of the Ancient Mariner and…
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Chapter Ii
A delicate business What Ethelbertha might have said What she did say What Mrs. Harris said What we told George We will start on Wednesday…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Iii - (1)
Harris's one fault Harris and the Angel A patent bicycle lamp The ideal saddle The "Overhauler" His eagle eye His method His cheery confide…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Iii - (2)
I said: "What's the joke?" He said: "Well, I am an ass!" It was the first thing he had said that made me respect him. I asked him what had…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Iv - (1)
Why Harris considers alarm clocks unnecessary in a family Social instinct of the young A child's thoughts about the morning The sleepless w…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Iv - (2)
We caught the train by the skin of our teeth, as the saying is, and reflecting upon the events of the morning, as we sat gasping in the car…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter V - (1)
A necessary digression Introduced by story containing moral One of the charms of this book The Journal that did not command success Its boa…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter V - (2)
Myself, I am of opinion that had she brought the action she threatened, she would have had no case; but our chief was a man who had had exp…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Vi - (1)
Why we went to Hanover Something they do better abroad The art of polite foreign conversation, as taught in English schools A true history,…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Vi - (2)
George, who was riding behind me on the tandem, said, "Yes, and it is also a method by which with a little carelessness a man could cover a…
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Chapter Vii
George wonders German love of order "The Band of the Schwarzwald Blackbirds will perform at seven" The china dog Its superiority over all o…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Viii - (1)
Mr. and Miss Jones, of Manchester The benefits of cocoa A hint to the Peace Society The window as a mediaeval argument The favourite Christ…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Viii - (2)
He sent us each a bottle of the stuff to our hotel. It appeared that in the early part of our converse with him we had, unwittingly, clamou…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Ix - (1)
Harris breaks the law The helpful man: The dangers that beset him George sets forth upon a career of crime Those to whom Germany would come…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Ix - (2)
In German streets you must not shoot with a crossbow. The German law- maker does not content himself with the misdeeds of the average man t…
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Chapter X
Baden from the visitor's point of view Beauty of the early morning, as viewed from the preceding afternoon Distance, as measured by the com…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xi - (1)
Black Forest House: and the sociability therein Its perfume George positively declines to remain in bed after four o'clock in the morning T…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xi - (2)
"I wish I knew," said Harris, thoughtfully, "for certain whether that bisecting line points to the north or to the south." "I should make u…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xii - (1)
We are grieved at the earthly instincts of the German A superb view, but no restaurant Continental opinion of the Englishman That he does n…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xii - (2)
"Have you tried throwing stones at him?" asked Harris. "Have I tried throwing stones at him!" replied the man, contemptuously. "I've been t…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xiii - (1)
An examination into the character and behaviour of the German student The German Mensur Uses and abuses of use Views of an impressionist Th…
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Three men on the bummel - Chapter Xiii - (2)
The Kneipe is what we should call a stag party, and can be very harmless or very rowdy, according to its composition. One man invites his f…
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Chapter Xiv
Which is serious: as becomes a parting chapter The German from the Anglo- Saxon's point of view Providence in buttons and a helmet Paradise…