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CHAPTER PAGE FOREWORD 11 Introducing Two Heroes and a Heroine. I. MOLLIE, WHISTLEBINKIE, AND THE UNWISEMAN 13 II. THE START 31 III. AT SEA 48 IV. ENGLAND 64 V. A CALL ON THE KING 81 VI. THEY GET SOME FOG AND GO SHOPPING 98 VII. THE UNWISEMAN VISITS THE BRITISH MUSEUM 114 VIII....
"Don't you worry," laughed the Unwiseman. "It'll be all right, only--" here he paused and looked about him to make sure that no one was listening. "Only," he whispered, "I wish...
11. Part 11"I didn't say anything of the sort," said the Unwiseman. "I bought a lot of things. In London I bought a ride in a hansom cab, in Paris I bought a ride in a one horse fakir, and...
5. Part 5"It don't seem to be," said the Unwiseman peering cautiously into the hat. "Somehow or other it don't seem quite as thick inside here as it did out there on the street. Tell you...
3. Part 3"Why don't he say what he means then?" said the Unwiseman scornfully. "I never knew such a feller for twisted talk. He ties a word up into a double bow knot and expects everybod...
7. Part 7"Oh I guess they know all right," said the Unwiseman, "but there's a hitch somewhere in my getting the information. Far as I can find out these people over here don't understand...
6. Part 6"No--worse luck--they did worse than that," said the old gentleman growing very solemn again. "They broke that bottle of my native land that I always carry in my coat-tail pocke...
2. Part 2"O no, Whistlebinkie," returned Mollie, "it's a great deal safer this way. There are rocks near the shore but outside here the water is ever so deep--more'n six feet I guess. I'...
8. Part 8"My goodness!" ejaculated the Unwiseman. "I never knew such people. I don't wonder these Switzers ain't a great nation like us Americans. I don't believe any American hotel-keep...
9. Part 9It was late at night when Mollie and her friends arrived at Venice and the Unwiseman, sleeping peacefully as he was in the cavernous depths of his carpet-bag, did not get his fi...
10. Part 10The following day the travellers embarked on the steamer bound for New York. This time, weary of his experience as a stowaway on the trip over, the Unwiseman contented himself w...
1. Part 1CHAPTER PAGE FOREWORD 11 Introducing Two Heroes and a Heroine. I. MOLLIE, WHISTLEBINKIE, AND THE UNWISEMAN 13 II. THE START 31 III. AT SEA 48 IV. ENGLAND 64 V. A CALL ON THE KIN...