This book includes fascinating essays by Robert Louis Stevenson about his travels in England, Europe, and the United States. They provide evocative descriptions of the scenery in the various locations and insights into the individuals he meets while traveling. (Summary by mkirkpat)
Chapters
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Chapter 1. The Amateur Emigrant. Part A. Read by mkirkpat 47:34
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Chapter 1. The Amateur Emigrant. Part B. Read by mkirkpat 39:14
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Chapter 1. The Amateur Emigrant. Part C. Read by mkirkpat 47:15
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Chapter 1. The Amateur Emigrant. Part D. Read by mkirkpat 18:20
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Chapter 2. Cockermouth and Keswick. Read by mkirkpat 21:07
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Chapter 3. An Autumn Effect. 1875. Read by mkirkpat 42:28
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Chapter 4. A Winter's Walk in Carrick and Galloway. Read by mkirkpat 21:38
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Chapter 5. Forest Notes 1875-6. Read by mkirkpat 54:48
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Chapter 6. A Mountain Town in France. Read by mkirkpat 22:36
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Chapter 7. Random Memories: Rosa Quo Locorum. Read by mkirkpat 16:54
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Chapter 8. The Ideal House. Read by mkirkpat 12:47
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Chapter 9. Davos in Winter. Read by mkirkpat 7:28
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Chapter 10. Health and Mountains. Read by mkirkpat 9:03
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Chapter 11. Alpine Diversions. Read by mkirkpat 7:50
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Chapter 12. The Stimulation of the Alps. Read by mkirkpat 8:28
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Chapter 13. Roads, 1873. Read by mkirkpat 16:21
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Chapter 14. On the Enjoyment of Unpleasant Places, 1874. Read by mkirkpat 18:03
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