Behind the Beyond, and Other Contributions to Human KnowledgeAct 3 — HOMER AND HUMBUGReading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterSTEPHEN LEACOCKAND OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO HUMAN KNOWLEDGEILLUSTRATIONSBEHIND THE BEYONDAct I.—Behind the BeyondAct II.—Six Months LaterAct III. Three Months LaterI.—With the PhotographerII.—The Dentist and the GasIII.—My Lost OpportunitiesIV.—My Unknown FriendV.—Under the Barber's KnifeI.—The Advantages of a Polite EducationII.—The Joys of Philanthropy>III.—The Simple Life in ParisIV.—A Visit to VersaillesV.—Paris at NightThe Retroactive Existence of Mr. JugginsMaking a MagazineHOMER AND HUMBUGHomer and Humbug, an Academic DiscussionPrevious chapter ←Act 3 — Making a MagazineNext chapter →Act 3 — Homer and Humbug, an Academic DiscussionAll chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsSTEPHEN LEACOCKAND OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO HUMAN KNOWLEDGEILLUSTRATIONSBEHIND THE BEYONDActs123Act 3 · Other sectionsI.—With the PhotographerII.—The Dentist and the GasIII.—My Lost OpportunitiesIV.—My Unknown FriendV.—Under the Barber's KnifeI.—The Advantages of a Polite EducationII.—The Joys of Philanthropy>III.—The Simple Life in ParisIV.—A Visit to VersaillesV.—Paris at NightThe Retroactive Existence of Mr. JugginsMaking a MagazineHOMER AND HUMBUGHomer and Humbug, an Academic DiscussionAN ACADEMIC DISCUSSION← Making a MagazineHomer and Humbug, an Academic Discussion →