 During their trip up the Nile river, his wife kept an extensive, detailed diary that was discovered, then published, in 1998 by Charles Derowitch, entitled "Nile Journeys".In "The Innocents Abroad", Mark Twain parodies "Tent Life in the Holy Land" as "Grime's" "Nomadic Life in Palestine", taking aim at Prime's overly sentimental prose and his violent encounters with the local inhabitants.Twain makes the contemporary popularity of "Tent Life" evident in his parody