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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Works of Charles Dudley Warner, by 
+Charles Dudley Warner
+
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+Title: The Works of Charles Dudley Warner
+       Project Gutenberg Editions
+
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+
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+
+Release Date: May 15, 2009 [EBook #28821]
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+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE WORKS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER ***
+
+
+
+
+Produced by David Widger
+
+
+
+
+
+THE WORKS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
+
+AN INDEX
+
+By Charles Dudley Warner
+
+Edited by David Widger
+
+Project Gutenberg Editions
+
+
+
+Charles Dudley Warner
+
+(1829-1900)
+
+
+Quotes & Index
+
+
+##   In a Garden & Calvin
+
+##   Backlog Studies
+
+##   Baddeck and That Sort of Thing
+
+##   Saunterings
+
+##   In the Wilderness
+
+##   Spring in New England
+
+##   Captain John Smith
+
+##   Pocahantas
+
+##   Being a Boy
+
+##   On Horseback
+
+##   Washington Irving
+
+##   Our Italy
+
+##   Complete essays
+
+
+MAJOR NOVELS
+
+##   Their Pilgrimage
+
+##   Little Journey in the World
+
+##   The Golden House
+
+##   That Fortune
+
+
+
+
+
+VOLUMES, CHAPTERS AND STORIES
+
+
+In a Garden & Calvin
+
+INTRODUCTORY LETTER
+
+BY WAY OF DEDICATION
+
+PRELIMINARY
+
+FIRST WEEK
+
+SECOND WEEK
+
+THIRD WEEK
+
+FOURTH WEEK
+
+FIFTH WEEK
+
+SIXTH WEEK
+
+SEVENTH WEEK
+
+EIGHTH WEEK
+
+NINTH WEEK
+
+TENTH WEEK
+
+ELEVENTH WEEK
+
+TWELFTH WEEK
+
+THIRTEENTH WEEK
+
+FOURTEENTH WEEK
+
+FIFTEENTH WEEK
+
+SIXTEENTH WEEK
+
+SEVENTEENTH WEEK
+
+EIGHTEENTH WEEK
+
+NINETEENTH WEEK
+
+CALVIN
+
+
+
+
+Backlog Studies
+
+FIRST STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+SECOND STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+THIRD STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+FOURTH STUDY
+
+FIFTH STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+V
+
+
+SIXTH STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+SEVENTH STUDY
+
+EIGHTH STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+NINTH STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+TENTH STUDY
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+ELEVENTH STUDY
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Baddeck and That Sort of Thing
+PREFACE
+
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+V
+
+
+
+
+Saunterings
+
+MISAPPREHENSIONS CORRECTED
+
+PARIS AND LONDON
+
+PARIS IN MAYóFRENCH GIRLSóTHE EMPEROR AT LONGCHAMPS
+
+AN IMPERIAL REVIEW
+
+THE LOW COUNTRIES AND RHINELAND
+
+GHENT AND ANTWERP
+
+AMSTERDAM
+
+COLOGNE AND ST. URSULA
+
+A GLIMPSE OF THE RHINE
+
+HEIDELBERG
+
+ALPINE NOTES
+
+HEARING THE FREIBURG ORGANóFIRST SIGHT OF LAKE LEMAN
+
+OUR ENGLISH FRIENDS
+
+THE DILIGENCE TO CHAMOUNY
+
+THE MAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
+
+A WALK TO THE GORNER GRAT
+
+THE BATHS OF LEUK
+
+OVER THE GEMMI
+
+BAVARIA.
+
+A CITY OF COLOR
+
+A CITY LIVING ON THE PAST
+
+OUTSIDE ASPECTS OF MUNICH
+
+THE MILITARY LIFE OF MUNICH
+
+THE EMANCIPATION OF MUNICH
+
+FASHION IN THE STREETS
+
+THE GOTTESACKER AND BAVARIAN FUNERALS
+
+THE OCTOBER FEST THE PEASANTS AND THE KING
+
+INDIAN SUMMER
+
+A TASTE OF ULTRAMONTANISM
+
+CHANGING QUARTERS
+
+CHRISTMAS TIME-MUSIC
+
+LOOKING FOR WARM WEATHER
+
+RAVENNA
+
+DOWN TO THE PINETA
+
+DANTE AND BYRON
+
+RESTING-PLACE OF CAESARSóPICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL HERETIC
+
+A HIGH DAY IN ROME
+
+VESUVIUS
+
+SORRENTO DAYS
+
+THE VILLA NARDI
+
+SEA AND SHORE
+
+ON TOP OF THE HOUSE
+
+THE PRICE OF ORANGES
+
+FASCINATION
+
+MONKISH PERCHES
+
+A DRY TIME
+
+CHILDREN OF THE SUN
+
+SAINT ANTONINO
+
+PUNTA DELLA CAMPANELLA
+
+CAPRI
+
+THE STORY OF FIAMMETTA
+
+ST. MARIA A CASTELLO
+
+THE MYTH OF THE SIRENS
+
+
+
+
+In the Wilderness
+I. 	HOW I KILLED A BEAR
+II. 	LOST IN THE WOODS
+III. 	A FIGHT WITH A TROUT
+IV. 	A-HUNTING OF THE DEER
+V. 	A CHARACTER STUDY
+VI. 	CAMPING OUT
+VII. 	A WILDERNESS ROMANCE
+VIII.   	WHAT SOME PEOPLE CALL PLEASURE
+
+
+
+
+Spring in New England
+
+
+
+
+Captain John Smith
+PREFACE
+
+
+I. 	BIRTH AND TRAINING
+II. 	FIGHTING IN HUNGARY
+III. 	CAPTIVITY AND WANDERING
+IV. 	FIRST ATTEMPTS IN VIRGINIA
+V. 	FIRST PLANTING OF THE COLONY
+VI. 	QUARRELS AND HARDSHIPS
+VII. 	SMITH TO THE FRONT
+VIII. 	THE FAMOUS CHICKAHOMINY VOYAGE
+IX. 	SMITH'S WAY WITH THE INDIANS
+X. 	DISCOVERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE
+XI. 	SMITH'S PRESIDENCY AND PROWESS
+XII. 	TRIALS OF THE SETTLEMENT
+XIII. 	SMITH'S LAST DAYS IN VIRGINIA
+XIV. 	THE COLONY WITHOUT SMITH
+XV. 	NEW ENGLAND ADVENTURES
+XVI. 	NEW ENGLAND'S TRIALS
+XVII. 	WRITINGS-LATER YEARS
+XVIII.   	DEATH AND CHARACTER
+
+
+
+
+Pocahantas
+
+
+
+
+Being a Boy
+I. 	BEING A BOY
+II. 	THE BOY AS A FARMER
+III. 	THE DELIGHTS OF FARMING
+IV. 	NO FARMING WITHOUT A BOY
+V. 	THE BOY'S SUNDAY
+VI. 	THE GRINDSTONE OF LIFE
+VII. 	FICTION AND SENTIMENT
+VIII. 	THE COMING OF THANKSGIVING
+IX. 	THE SEASON OF PUMPKIN-PIE
+X. 	FIRST EXPERIENCE OF THE WORLD
+XI. 	HOME INVENTIONS
+XII. 	THE LONELY FARMHOUSE
+XIII. 	JOHN'S FIRST PARTY
+XIV. 	THE SUGAR CAMP
+XV. 	THE HEART OF NEW ENGLAND
+XVI. 	JOHN'S REVIVAL
+XVII. 	WAR
+XVIII.   	COUNTRY SCENES
+XIX. 	A CONTRAST TO THE NEW ENGLAND BOY
+
+
+
+
+On Horseback
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+
+
+
+Washington Irving
+EDITOR'S NOTE
+
+
+I. 	PRELIMINARY
+II. 	BOYHOOD
+III. 	MANHOODóFIRST VISIT TO EUROPE
+IV. 	SOCIETY AND "SALMAGUNDI"
+V. 	THE KNICKERBOCKER PERIOD
+VI. 	LIFE IN EUROPEóLITERARY ACTIVITY
+VII. 	IN SPAIN
+VIII.    	RETURN TO AMERICAóSUNNYSIDEóTHE MISSION TO MADRID
+IX. 	THE CHARACTERISTIC WORKS
+X. 	LAST YEARSóTHE CHARACTER OF HIS LITERATURE
+
+
+
+
+Their Pilgrimage
+I. 	FORTRESS MONROE
+II. 	CAPE MAY, ATLANTIC CITY
+III. 	THE CATSKILLS
+IV. 	NEWPORT
+V. 	NARRAGANSETT PIER AND NEWPORT AGAIN;
+MARTHA'S VINEYARD AND PLYMOUTH
+VI. 	MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA, ISLES OF SHOALS
+VII. 	BAR HARBOR
+VIII. 	NATURAL BRIDGE, WHITE SULFUR
+IX. 	OLD SWEET AND WHITE SULFUR
+X. 	LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE
+XI. 	SARATOGA
+XII. 	LAKE GEORGE, AND SARATOGA AGAIN
+XIII.    	RICHFIELD SPRINGS, COOPERSTOWN
+XIV. 	NIAGARA
+XV. 	THE THOUSAND ISLES
+XVI. 	WHITE MOUNTAINS, LENNOX
+
+
+
+
+Little Journey in the World
+INTRODUCTORY SKETCH
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+V
+
+VI
+
+VII
+
+VIII
+
+IX
+
+X
+
+XI
+
+
+XII
+
+XIII
+
+XIV
+
+XV
+
+XVI
+
+XVII
+
+XVIII
+
+XIX
+
+XX
+
+XXI
+
+XXII
+
+
+
+
+The Golden House
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+V
+
+VI
+
+
+VII
+
+VIII
+
+IX
+
+X
+
+XI
+
+XII
+
+
+XIII
+
+XIV
+
+XV
+
+XVI
+
+XVII
+
+XVIII
+
+
+XIX
+
+XX
+
+XXI
+
+XXII
+
+XXII
+
+XXIV
+
+
+
+
+That Fortune
+
+I
+
+II
+
+III
+
+IV
+
+V
+
+VI
+
+VII
+
+VIII
+
+IX
+
+X
+
+XI
+
+XII
+
+XIII
+
+
+XIV
+
+XV
+
+XVI
+
+XVII
+
+XVIII
+
+XIX
+
+XX
+
+XXI
+
+XXII
+
+XXIII
+
+XXIV
+
+XXV
+
+XXVI
+
+
+
+
+Complete essays
+
+AS WE WERE SAYING
+
+ROSE AND CHRYSANTHEMUM
+
+THE RED BONNET
+
+THE LOSS IN CIVILIZATION
+
+SOCIAL SCREAMING
+
+DOES REFINEMENT KILL INDIVIDUALITY?
+
+THE DIRECTOIRE GOWN
+
+THE MYSTERY OF THE SEX
+
+THE CLOTHES OF FICTION
+
+THE BROAD A
+
+CHEWING GUM
+
+WOMEN IN CONGRESS
+
+SHALL WOMEN PROPOSE?
+
+FROCKS AND THE STAGE
+
+ALTRUISM
+
+SOCIAL CLEARING-HOUSE
+
+DINNER-TABLE TALK
+
+NATURALIZATION
+
+ART OF GOVERNING
+
+LOVE OF DISPLAY
+
+VALUE OF THE COMMONPLACE
+
+THE BURDEN OF CHRISTMAS
+
+THE RESPONSIBILITY OF WRITERS
+
+THE CAP AND GOWN
+
+A TENDENCY OF THE AGE
+
+A LOCOED NOVELIST
+
+
+AS WE GO
+
+OUR PRESIDENT
+
+THE NEWSPAPER-MADE MAN
+
+INTERESTING GIRLS
+
+GIVE THE MEN A CHANCE
+
+THE ADVENT OF CANDOR
+
+THE AMERICAN MAN
+
+THE ELECTRIC WAY
+
+CAN A HUSBAND OPEN HIS WIFE'S LETTERS?
+
+A LEISURE CLASS
+
+WEATHER AND CHARACTER
+
+BORN WITH AN "EGO"
+
+JUVENTUS MUNDI
+
+A BEAUTIFUL OLD AGE
+
+THE ATTRACTION OF THE REPULSIVE
+
+GIVING AS A LUXURY
+
+CLIMATE AND HAPPINESS
+
+THE NEW FEMININE RESERVE
+
+REPOSE IN ACTIVITY
+
+WOMENóIDEAL AND REAL
+
+THE ART OF IDLENESS
+
+IS THERE ANY CONVERSATION
+
+THE TALL GIRL
+
+THE DEADLY DIARY
+
+THE WHISTLING GIRL
+
+BORN OLD AND RICH
+
+THE "OLD SOLDIER"
+
+THE ISLAND OF BIMINI
+
+JUNE
+
+
+NINE SHORT ESSAYS
+
+A NIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF THE TUILERIES
+
+TRUTHFULNESS
+
+THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
+
+LITERATURE AND THE STAGE
+
+THE LIFE-SAVING AND LIFE PROLONGING ART
+
+"H.H." IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
+
+SIMPLICITY
+
+THE ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS DURING THE LATE INVASION
+
+NATHAN HALEó1887
+
+
+FASHIONS IN LITERATURE
+
+INTRODUCTION
+
+THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
+
+CERTAIN DIVERSITIES OF AMERICAN LIFE
+
+THE PILGRIM, AND THE AMERICAN OF TODAYó1892
+
+SOME CAUSES OF THE PREVAILING DISCONTENT
+
+THE EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO
+
+THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE
+
+LITERARY COPYRIGHT
+
+
+THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE
+
+BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
+
+THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE
+
+
+"EQUALITY"
+
+WHAT IS YOUR CULTURE TO ME?
+
+MODERN FICTION
+
+THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY MR. FROUDE'S "PROGRESS"
+
+ENGLAND
+
+THE NOVEL AND THE COMMON SCHOOL
+
+THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM SHAKESPEARE WROTE
+
+
+
+
+Our Italy
+
+CHAP. PAGE
+
+I. HOW OUR ITALY IS MADE 1
+
+II. OUR CLIMATIC AND COMMERCIAL MEDITERRANEAN 10
+
+III. EARLY VICISSITUDES.óPRODUCTIONS.óSANITARY CLIMATE 24
+
+IV. THE WINTER OF OUR CONTENT 42
+
+V. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY 52
+
+VI. IS RESIDENCE HERE AGREEABLE? 65
+
+VII. THE WINTER ON THE COAST 72
+
+VIII. THE GENERAL OUTLOOK.óLAND AND PRICES 90
+
+IX. THE ADVANTAGES OF IRRIGATION 99
+
+X. THE CHANCE FOR LABORERS AND SMALL FARMERS 107
+
+XI. SOME DETAILS OF THE WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT 114
+
+XII. HOW THE FRUIT PERILS WERE MET.óFURTHER DETAILS OF LOCALITIES 128
+
+XIII. THE ADVANCE OF CULTIVATION SOUTHWARD 140
+
+XIV. A LAND OF AGREEABLE HOMES 146
+
+XV. SOME WONDERS BY THE WAY.óYOSEMITE.óMARIPOSA TREES.óMONTEREY 148
+
+XVI. FASCINATIONS OF THE DESERT.óTHE LAGUNA PUEBLO 163
+
+XVII. THE HEART OF THE DESERT 177
+
+XVIII. ON THE BRINK OF THE GRAND CA—ON.óTHE UNIQUE MARVEL OF NATURE 189
+
+APPENDIX 201
+
+INDEX 219
+ILLUSTRATIONS.
+
+SANTA BARBARA Frontispiece
+
+PAGE
+
+MOJAVE DESERT 3
+
+MOJAVE INDIAN 4
+
+MOJAVE INDIAN 5
+
+BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF RIVERSIDE 7
+
+SCENE IN SAN BERNARDINO 11
+
+SCENES IN MONTECITO AND LOS ANGELES 13
+
+FAN-PALM, LOS ANGELES 16
+
+YUCCA-PALM, SANTA BARBARA 17
+
+MAGNOLIA AVENUE, RIVERSIDE 21
+
+AVENUE LOS ANGELES 27
+
+IN THE GARDEN AT SANTA BARBARA MISSION 31
+
+SCENE AT PASADENA 35
+
+LIVE-OAK NEAR LOS ANGELES 39
+
+MIDWINTER, PASADENA 53
+
+A TYPICAL GARDEN, NEAR SANTA ANA 57
+
+OLD ADOBE HOUSE, POMONA 61
+
+FAN-PALM, FERNANDO ST. LOS ANGELES 63
+
+SCARLET PASSION-VINE 68
+
+ROSE-BUSH, SANTA BARBARA 73
+
+AT AVALON, SANTA CATALINA ISLAND 77
+
+HOTEL DEL CORONADO 83
+
+OSTRICH YARD, CORONADO BEACH 86
+
+YUCCA-PALM 92
+
+DATE-PALM 93
+
+RAISIN-CURING 101
+
+IRRIGATION BY ARTESIAN-WELL SYSTEM 104
+
+IRRIGATION BY PIPE SYSTEM 105
+
+GARDEN SCENE, SANTA ANA 110
+
+A GRAPE-VINE, MONTECITO VALLEY, SANTA BARBARA 116
+
+IRRIGATING AN ORCHARD 120
+
+ORANGE CULTURE 121
+
+IN A FIELD OF GOLDEN PUMPKINS 126
+
+PACKING CHERRIES, POMONA 131
+
+OLIVE-TREES SIX YEARS OLD 136
+
+SEXTON NURSERIES, NEAR SANTA BARBARA 141
+
+SWEETWATER DAM 144
+
+THE YOSEMITE DOME 151
+
+COAST OF MONTEREY 155
+
+CYPRESS POINT 156
+
+NEAR SEAL ROCK 157
+
+LAGUNAóFROM THE SOUTH-EAST 159
+
+CHURCH AT LAGUNA 164
+
+TERRACED HOUSES, PUEBLO OF LAGUNA 167
+
+GRAND CA—ON ON THE COLORADOóVIEW FROM POINT SUBLIME 171
+
+INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH AT LAGUNA 174
+
+GRAND CA—ON OF THE COLORADOóVIEW OPPOSITE POINT SUBLIME 179
+
+TOURISTS IN THE COLORADO CA—ON 183
+
+GRAND CA—ON OF THE COLORADOóVIEW FROM THE HANSE TRAIL 191
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
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