On A Donkey's Hurricane Deck
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131
1902
English
- Prologue
- Madison Square to Yonkers
- Donkey's Many Ailments
- Polishing Shoes At Vassar
- An Even Trade No Robbery
- The Donkey On Skates
- Mac Held For Ransom
- I Mop The Hotel Floor
- Footpads Fire Upon Us
- In A Haymow Below Zero
- An Asinine Snowball
- One Bore Is Enough
- At A Country Dance
- A Peculiar, Cold Day
- I Bargain For Eggs
- Gypsy Girl Tells Fortune
- All The Devils Are Here
- Darkest Hour Before Dawn
- Champagne Avenue, Chicago
- Donk Causes A Sensation
- A Donkey For Alderman
- A Donkey Without A Father
- Rat Trap And Donkey's Tail
- Mac Crosses The Mississippi
- Pod Hires A Valet
- Done By A Horsetrader
- Pod Under Arrest
- Adventure In A Sleeping Bag
- Mayor Rides Mac A'Rony
- Across The Missouri In Wheelbarrow
- Pod In Insane Asylum
- Narrow Escape In Quicksand
- At Buffalo Bill's Ranch
- Fourth Of July In The Desert
- Bitten By A Rattler
- Havoc In A Cyclone
- Two Pretty Dairy Maids
- Donks Climb Pike's Peak
- Sights In Cripple Creek
- Baby Girl Named For Pod
- Treed By A Silvertip Bear
- Nearly Drowned In The Rockies
- Donkey Shoots The Chutes
- Paint Sign With Donk's Tail
- Swim Two Rivers In Utah
- Initiated To Mormon Faith
- Typewriting On A Donkey
- Pod kissed By Sweet Sixteen
- Last Drop In The Canteen
- How Donkey Pulls A Tooth
- Encounter With Two Desperadoes
- Donk, Boy And Dried Apples
- Lost In Nevada Desert
- A Frightful Ghost Dance
- Across Sierras In Deep Snow
- All Down A Toboggan Slide
- 'Frisco At Last, We Win!
- Epilogue
" A Tempestous Voyage of Four Thousand and Ninety-Six Miles Across the American Continent on a Burro, in 340 Days and 2 Hours - starting without a dollar and earning my way." The journey could be accomplished in 5 days by train, but the author took close to a year to work his way across the country. This is a witty and amusing account of one man (and his donkey)'s adventures crossing the American continent from New York to San Francisco. (Summary by Lynne Thompson)
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