Excerpt from Practical Suggestions to the American Tourist Visiting Europe for the First Time
This little volume is not a guide book. It is simply what its title implies: The commonsense experience which tourists meet and must daily heed, or practical suggestions to Americans traveling in Europe for the first time. It is no indifferent task for one who has perchance never traveled much, even in the United States, to undertake a tour across the Atlantic. Everything is so new, so unknown; the customs are, in many respects, so different from ours, and the anxiety and excitement of rapid traveling are so constant a strain upon the nervous system, that any suggestions which may render the tour less perplexing and at the same time more profitable are of value. The little and apparently unimportant things are carefully noted with details, even to occasional repetition, because they give the aggregate worry and labor of a tour.
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