The Cosmopolitan Makes an AcquaintanceĬHAPTER XXVI. A Philanthropist Undertakes to Convert a Misanthrope, but does not Get Beyond Confuting HimĬHAPTER XXV. In Which the Powerful Effect of Natural Scenery is Evinced in the Case of the Missourian, Who, in View of the Region Round-About Cairo, has a Return of His Chilly Fit.ĬHAPTER XXIV. In the Polite Spirit of the Tusculan DisputationsĬHAPTER XXIII. Reappearance of One Who may be RememberedĬHAPTER XXII. Inquest into the True Character of the Herb-doctorĬHAPTER XX. Towards the End of Which the Herb-doctor Proves Himself a Forgiver of InjuriesĬHAPTER XVIII. A Sick Man, After Some Impatience, is Induced to Become a PatientĬHAPTER XVII. An Old Miser, Upon Suitable Representations, is Prevailed upon to Venture an Investment.ĬHAPTER XVI. Worth the Consideration of Those to Whom it may Prove Worth ConsideringĬHAPTER XV. The Man with the Traveling-Cap Evinces Much Humanity, and in a Way Which Would Seem to Show Him to be One of the Most Logical of OptimistsĬHAPTER XIV. Story of the Unfortunate Man, from which may be gathered Whether or No he has been Justly so EntitledĬHAPTER XIII. Two Business Men transact a Little BusinessĬHAPTER XII.
A Gentleman with Gold Sleeve-ButtonsĬHAPTER IX. At the Outset of Which Certain Passengers Prove Deaf to the Call of CharityĬHAPTER VII. The Man with the Weed makes it an Even Question whether he be a Great Sage or a Great SimpletonĬHAPTER VI. In Which a Variety of Characters AppearĬHAPTER V.
Showing that Many Men have Many MindsĬHAPTER III. A Mute Goes Aboard a Boat on the MississippiĬHAPTER II.
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