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Three Men on the Bummel
The sequel to "Three Men in a Boat" follows the same three companions on a bicycle tour through Germany during the height of the Victorian cycling craze.
"Three Men on the Bummel" by Jerome K. Jerome is a humorous novel. The sequel to "Three Men in a Boat" follows the same three companions on a bicycle tour through Germany during the height of the Victorian cycling craze.
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Three men need change—Anecdote showing evil result of deception—Moral cowardice of George—Harris has ideas—Yarn of the Ancient Mariner and the Inexperienced Yachtsman—A hearty crew—Danger of sailing when the wind is off the land—Impossibility of sailing when the wind is off the sea—The argumentativeness of Ethelbertha—The dampness of the river—Harris suggests a bicycle tour—George thinks of the wind—Harris suggests the Black Forest—George thinks of the hills—Plan adopted by Harris for ascent of hills—Interruption by Mrs. Harris.
“What we want,” said Harris, “is a change.”
Contents
- 01Chapter I
- 02Chapter II
- 03Chapter III
- 04Chapter IV
- 05Chapter V
- 06Chapter VI
- 07Chapter VII
- 08Chapter VIII
- 09Chapter IX
- 10Chapter X
- 11Chapter XI
- 12Chapter XII
- 13Chapter XIII
- 14Chapter XIV
About this edition
- Author
- Jerome K. Jerome
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Intermediate: some philosophy helps
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 190 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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