The Characteristics of American Humour

The Characteristics of American Humour
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Traits of American Humour is a three volume edition which contains numerous short stories, sketches and tales, illustrating the character and wit of American people from North to South and from East to West. Table of Contents: Vol. 1: My First and Last speech in the General Court Hoss Allen, of Missouri The Widow Rugby's Husband The Big Bear of Arkansas Johnny Beedle's Courtship The Marriage of Johnny Beedle Johnny Beedle's Thanksgiving Aunt Nabby's Stewed Goose Decline and Fall of the City of Dogtown The Coon-Hunt A Ride With Old Kit Kuncker Seth Willett; The Elk County Witness The Two Fat Sals War's Yure Hoss? Bob Lee The Shooting-Match The Horse Swap Three Chances for a Wife The Yankee Amongst the Mermaids Captain Stick and Tony The Way Billy Harris Drove the Drum-Fish to Market Yankee Homespun The Indefatigable Bear-Hunter Colonel Crockett's Ride on the Back of a Buffalo Colonel Crockett's Adventure with a Grizzly Bear Colonel Crockett's, The Bear, and the Swallows A Pretty Predicament Vol. 2: The Editor's Creed Josh Beanpole's Courtship Peter Brush, the Great Used Up Cousin Sally Dilliard The Age of Wonders How Simon Suggs «Raised Jack» My First Visit to Portland Billy Warrick's Courtship and Marriage Our Town Falling off a Log, in a Game of «Seven Up» A Yankee Card-Table Dick M'Coy's Sketches of His Neighbours Kicking a Yankee Why Mr. Sellum Disposed of the Horse Metaphysics A Tight Race Considerin' A Shark Story A Bear Story The Best-Natured Man in the World Chunky's Fight With the Panthers A Bully Boat, and a Brag Captain Fydget Fyxington Doing a Sheriff The Muscadine Story Polly Peablossom's Wedding The Mother and Her Child Peleg Ponder Vol. 3: The Thimble Game Mike Hooter's Bar Story Cousin Guss The Gander-Pulling How Mike Hooter Came Very Near Walloping Arch Cooney An Interesting Interview Ben Wilson's Last Jug-Race Mike Fink in a Tight Place Our Singing-School Where Joe Meriweather Went To Georgia Theatrics Taking the Census A Family Picture Colonel Jones's Fight The Fastest Funeral on Record Old Tuttle's Last Quarter Race…

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The Characteristics of American Humour

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Volume 1

Table of Contents

I. MY FIRST AND LAST SPEECH IN THE GENERAL COURT

II. HOSS ALLEN, OF MISSOURI

III. THE WIDOW RUGBY’S HUSBAND

IV. THE BIG BEAR OF ARKANSAS.[7]

V. JOHNNY BEEDLE’S COURTSHIP.[8]

VI. THE MARRIAGE OF JOHNNY BEEDLE.[9]

VII. JOHNNY BEEDLE’S THANKSGIVING.[10]

VIII. AUNT NABBY’S STEWED GOOSE

IX. DECLINE AND FALL OF THE CITY OF DOGTOWN

X. THE COON-HUNT; OR, A FENCY COUNTRY

XI. A RIDE WITH OLD KIT KUNCKER

XII. SETH WILLET: THE ELK COUNTY WITNESS

XIII. THE TWO FAT SALS.[11]

XIV. WAR’S YURE HOSS?

XV. BOB LEE. A TALE

XVI. THE SHOOTING-MATCH

XVII. THE HORSE SWAP

XVIII. THREE CHANCES FOR A WIFE

XIX. THE YANKEE AMONGST THE MERMAIDS. A YARN, BY A CAPE CODDER

XX. CAPTAIN STICK AND TONEY

XXI. THE WAY BILLY HARRIS DROVE THE DRUM-FISH TO MARKET

XXII. YANKEE HOMESPUN

XXIII. THE INDEFATIGABLE BEAR-HUNTER

XXIV. COLONEL CROCKETT’S RIDE ON THE BACK OF A BUFFALO

XXV. COLONEL CROCKETT’S ADVENTURE WITH A GRIZZLY BEAR

XXVI. COLONEL CROCKETT, THE BEAR AND THE SWALLOWS

XXVII. A PRETTY PREDICAMENT

Volume 2

Table of Contents

I. THE EDITOR’S CREED

II. JOSH BEANPOLE’S COURTSHIP

III. PETER BRUSH, THE GREAT USED UP.[7]

IV. COUSIN SALLY DILLIARD. A LEGAL SKETCH IN THE “OLD NORTH STATE.”

V. THE AGE OF WONDERS

VI. HOW SIMON SUGGS “RAISED JACK.”

VII. MY FIRST VISIT TO PORTLAND.[8]

VIII. BILLY WARRICK’S COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE

CHAPTER I. WARRICK IN DISTRESS

CHAPTER II. WARRICK IN LUCK

CHAPTER III. WARRICK’S WEDDING

IX. OUR TOWN.[9]

X “FALLING OFF A LOG,” IN A GAME OF “SEVEN UP.”

XI. A YANKEE CARD-TABLE.[10]

XII. DICK M’COY’S SKETCHES OF HIS NEIGHBOURS

XIII. KICKING A YANKEE.[11]

XIV. WHY MR. SELLUM DISPOSED OF THE HORSE. A MATTER OF FACT STORY

XV. METAPHYSICS.[12]

XVI. A TIGHT RACE CONSIDERIN’

XVII. A SHARK STORY

XVIII. A BEAR STORY

XIX. THE BEST-NATURED MAN IN THE WORLD.[13]

XX. CHUNKEY’S FIGHT WITH THE PANTHERS

XXI. A BULLY BOAT, AND A BRAG CAPTAIN. A STORY OF STEAM-BOAT LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI

XXII. FYDGET FYXINGTON.[14]

XXIII. DOING A SHERIFF. A GEORGIA SKETCH

XXIV. THE MUSCADINE STORY

XXV. POLLY PEABLOSSOM’S WEDDING.[15]

XXVI. THE MOTHER AND HER CHILD

XXVII. PELEG W. PONDER; OR, THE POLITICIAN WITHOUT A SIDE.[16]

Volume 3

Table of Contents

I. THE THIMBLE GAME

II. MIKE HOOTER’S BAR STORY. A YAZOO SKETCH. SHOWING HOW THE BEAR OUTWITTED IKE HAMBERLIN. BY A MISSOURIAN

III. COUSIN GUSS.[7]

IV. THE GANDER-PULLING

V. HOW MIKE HOOTER. CAME VERY NEAR “WALLOPING” ARCH COONY

VI. AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW

VII. BEN WILSON’S LAST JUG-RACE

VIII. MIKE FINK IN A TIGHT PLACE

IX. OUR SINGING-SCHOOL. A CHAPTER FROM THE HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF. PIGWACKET

X. WHERE JOE MERIWEATHER WENT TO

XI. GEORGIA THEATRICS

XII. TAKING THE CENSUS

XIII. A FAMILY PICTURE.[9]

XIV. COLONEL JONES’S FIGHT. A STORY OF KENTUCKY

XV. THE FASTEST FUNERAL ON RECORD.[10]

XVI. OLD TUTTLE’S LAST QUARTER RACE

XVII. SPEECH ON THE OREGON QUESTION.[11]

XVIII. BILL DEAN, THE TEXAN RANGER.[12]

XIX. THE FIRE-HUNT

XX. A PAIR OF SLIPPERS; OR, FALLING WEATHER

XXI. A SWIM FOR A DEER

XXII. DILLY JONES; OR, THE PROGRESS OF. IMPROVEMENT.[14]

XXIII. LANTY OLIPHANT IN COURT

XXIV. OLD SINGLETIRE.[15] THE MAN THAT WAS NOT ANNEXED

XXV. MAJOR JONES’S COURTSHIP

LETTER I

LETTER II

LETTER III

LETTER V

LETTER VI

LETTER VII

LETTER IX

LETTER X

XXVI. DOWN-EAST CURIOSITY.[16]

XXVII. A SAGE CONVERSATION

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Pullum was the incarnation of misery.

“The divil I don’t! she bit this piece out of my face,” here Suggs pointed to a scar on his cheek, “when I had her on my lap a little girl only five years old. She was always game.”

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