2.13. Artemus Ward to the Prince of Wales. PART III. STORIES AND ROMANCES. 3.1. Moses the Sassy; or, The Disguised Duke. 3.2. Marion: A Romance of the French School. 3.3. William Barker, the Young Patriot. 3.4. A Romance--The Conscript. 3.5. A Romance--Only a Mechanic. 3.6. Roberto the Rover; A Tale of Sea and Shore. 3.7. Red Hand: A Tale of Revenge. 3.8. Pyrotechny: A Romance after the French. 3.9. The Last of the Culkinses. 3.10. A Mormon Romance--Reginald Gloverson. PART IV. TO CALIFORNIA AND RETURN. 4.1. On the Steamer. 4.2. The Isthmus. 4.3. Mexico. 4.4. California. 4.5. Washoe. 4.6. Mr. Pepper. 4.7. Horace Greely's Ride to Placerville. 4.8. To Reese River. 4.9. Great Salt Lake City. 4.10. The Mountain Fever. 4.11. "I am Here." 4.12. Brigham Young. 4.13. A Piece is Spoken. 4.14. The Ball. 4.15. Phelp's Almanac. 4.16. Hurrah for the Road. 4.17. Very Much Married. 4.18. The Revelation of Joseph Smith. PART V. THE LONDON PUNCH LETTERS. 5.1. Arrival in London. 5.2. Personal Recollections. 5.3. The Green Lion and Oliver Cromwell. 5.4. At the Tomb of Shakespeare. 5.5. Introduction to the Club. 5.6. The Tower of London. 5.7. Science and Natural History. 5.8. A Visit to the British Museum. PART VI. ARTEMUS WARD'S PANORAMA. 6.1. Prefatory Note by Melville D. Landon. 6.2. The Egyptian Hall Lecture. 6.3. "The Times" Notice. 6.4. Programme of the Egyptian Hall Lecture. 6.5. Announcement and Programme of the Dodworth Hall Lecture. PART VII. MISCELLANEOUS. 7.1. The Cruise of the Polly Ann. 7.2. Artemus Ward's Autobiography. 7.3. The Serenade. 7.4. O'Bourcy's "Arrah-na-Pogue." 7.5. Artemus Ward among the Fenians. 7.6. Artemus Ward in Washington. 7.7. Scenes Outside the Fair Grounds. 7.8. The Wife. 7.9. A Juvenile Composition On the Elephant. 7.10. A Poem by the Same. 7.11. East Side Theatricals. 7.12. Soliloquy of a Low Thief. 7.13. The Negro Question. 7.14. Artemus Ward on Health. 7.15. A Fragment. 7.16. Brigham Young's Wives. 7.17. A. Ward's First Umbrella. 7.18. An Affecting Poem. 7.19. Mormon Bill of Fare. 7.20. "The Babes in the Wood." 7.21. Mr. Ward Attends a Graffick (Soiree.) 7.22. A. Ward Among the Mormons.--Reported by Himself--or Somebody Else. * * * PUBLISHERS' PREFACE TO THE NEW (1898) EDITION. The present edition is of a work which has been for more than thirty years prominently before the public, and which may justly be said to have maintained a standard character. It is issued because of a demand for a BETTER EDITION than has ever been published. In order to supply this acknowledged want, the publishers have enlarged and perfected this edition by adding some matter not heretofore published in book form.