Munchausen XX
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Munchausen XX
by
THE BARON
Being wondrous but veracious happenings which befell my ancestors, here
translated and for the first time printed from manuscripts found most
miraculously by myself
CONTAINING, AS WELL, AND AS PERSPICACIOUSLY SET FORTH,
NOT ALONE MY ADVENTURES IN SECURING THESE REMARKABLE
DOCUMENTS, BUT A VERY ENTRANCING AND ENTERTAINING SERIES
OF THRILLING INCIDENTS THAT TOOK PLACE IN MY LIFE PRIOR
TO AND WHILE SEARCHING FOR THE GLORIOUS CREATURE WHOSE
HUSBAND I BECOME AS A FITTING CLIMAX TO A CAREER SO
UNCEASINGLY FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
The full force of these heart-stopping episodes is brought nearer and
clearer to the reader who combines with the text the clever
Illustrations
by
MR. RICHARD HARVEY CURTIS
CHICAGO
1904
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Copyright, 1904
(All rights reserved)
Copyright, 1904, by Rand, McNally & Co.
PRESS OF
RAND, MCNALLY & COMPANY
CHICAGO
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GENEALOGY
of
Munchausen XX
1. Ka In begat
2. Fabel; who begat
3. Fa Ker; who begat
4. Pur Ju Ry; who begat
5. Fal Seh Ood; who begat
6. Tru Thless; who begat
7. Li Ing; who begat
8. Li Ur; who begat
9. Fay Re Tales; who begat
10. Fik Shun; who begat
11. Sto Ry; who begat
12. An An Ias; who begat
13. Wha Pur; who begat
14. Ala Din; who begat
15. Sin Bad; who begat
16. El Ra Shad; who begat
17. Mun Chaus Sen (the elder); who begat
18. Mun Chau Sen (my grandfather); who begat
19. Mun Chau Sen (my father); who begat
20. Munchausen (myself).
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Munchausen XX
I
_Statement of the case, containing facts, figures,
dates, and circumstances that constitute the reason
for and the beginning of this history—my father’s
demise; his legacy; some youthful happenings
incident to the legacy, the possession of which was
exceedingly difficult._
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