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he exposition buildings, and preparing the grounds, &c., with all the contingent expenses, is less than ten million. But St. Peter's in Rome cost nine times, and the palace and pleasure-garden of Versailles twenty times as much as this! It is safe to assert, that if a young man had but two hundred dollars with six weeks of time at his command, and would spend it in seeing London and Paris, he could never feel sorry for it. _Young student go east._ Contents. Chapter I. Leaving Home New York Brooklyn--Plymouth Church Extracts from Henry Ward Beecher's Sermon Greenwood Cemetery Barnum's Hippodrome On Board the "Manhattan" Setting Sail--The Parting Hour Sea-Sickness A Shoal of Whales Approaching Queenstown--The First Sight of Land Coasting Ireland and Wales Personal Incidents--Life-boat, No. 5 Chapter II. Liverpool The Mystical Letters "IHS" mean Jesus The Wonderful Clock of Jacob Lovelace Chapter III. Chester--Origin of the Name The Rows or Second-Story Pavements The Cathedral and St. John's The Walls Birmingham _Railroads in Europe_ Chapter IV. Stratford-on-Avon--- Shakespeare's Birthplace Shottery--Anne Hathaway's Home Shakespeare's Grave Chapter V. Warwick--St. Mary's Kenilworth Castle Approaching Coventry--"The Lover's Promenade" Coventry--Its Fine Churches Warwick Castle Oxford--The Great University Chapter VI. London. Its Underground Railroads Territory, Population and Other Statistics St. Paul's Cathedral Crystal Palace The Houses of Parliament Westminster Abbey _Ensigns Armorial, &c._ Sunday in London Hyde Park--Radical Meeting The Tower of London Chapter VII. London to Paris. Strait of Dover Calais Chapter VIII. Paris. Its Railway Stations, _Lack of Delicacy in Many of the Social Habits and Institutions Among the People of Warm Countries_ The Boulevards, Rues, &c. Arcades and Passages Palais Royal Its Diamond Windows The Cafe--A Characteristic Feature of Modern Civilization Champs Elysees Palais de l'Industrie or the Exhibition Buildings Place de la Concorde and the Obelisk of Luxor Garden of the Tuileries The Arch of Triumph Other Triumphal Arches The Tomb of Napoleon I Artesian Wells Notre Dame Cathedral The Pantheon The Madeleine The Louvre Theaters and Operas At a
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