The bed-book of travel
Subtitle: short pieces to be read (preferably in bed or berth) by those who have been places, those who are going somewhere and those who have wanted to go, together with seven travelers' tales
By: by Richrdson Wright ...
Edition: "First edition."
Publisher: J.B. Lippincott
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Voyages and travel
Notes: Illustrated lining-papers.
Table of contents: value: Going away.-  Preface to the tales.-  The bishop from the Bush, as told by M.M. Bardswell.-  North of the channel.-  Wolf. Wolf.  As told by Hermann Hagenmark.-  South from Havre.-  The thug, as told by Giovanni Landrini.-  Beyond th Alps.-  Rain on the Grand canal, as related by Elizabeth M. Dyer-Hall.-  Teutons and Slavs.-  Diplomacy, as told by Ivan Remisoff.-  East of the Urals.-  Many men to one womsn, as told by Hiang-ju Tyng.-  In the Caribbean.-  August disappointment, as told by Mrs. H.R. Garvey.-  Coming back.