From Sea to Sea; Letters of TravelKipling, Rudyard
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From Sea to Sea; Letters of Travel
Kipling, Rudyard
Asia -- Description and travel; Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 -- Travel; United States -- Description and travel; Voyages and travels
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
THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT
I
A Real Live City 185
II
The Reflections of a Savage 191
III
The Council of the Gods 199
IV
On the Banks of the Hugli 208
V
With the Calcutta Police 217
VI
The City of Dreadful Night 223
VII
Deeper and Deeper Still 233
VIII
Concerning Lucia 240
AMONG THE RAILWAY FOLK
I
A Railway Settlement 249
II
The Shops 257
III
Vulcan's Forge 266
THE GIRIDIH COAL-FIELDS
I
On the Surface 275
II
In the Depths 284
III
The Perils of the Pits 291
PART I
LETTERS OF MARQUE
LETTERS OF MARQUE
I
OF THE BEGINNING OF THINGS. OF THE TAJ AND THE GLOBE-TROTTER. THE YOUNG
MAN FROM MANCHESTER AND CERTAIN MORAL REFLECTIONS.
NOV.-DEC., 1887
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