For 10 points, name this two-word phrase which titles Mark Twain's prequel to The Innocents Abroad.
A book whose title begins with this phrase recounts how the author survived by making drinks out of dandelions and killing and eating her pet dog Spot. In a book of this title, Bemis tells of how he was chased up a tree by a wounded buffalo, reminding the narrator of a liar named Eckert who claimed his cat could eat coconuts. These are the first two words in the title of a book which has similar subject matter to the writings of the author's sister Catharine Parr Traill; that book about the experience of a British settler in Canada is by (*) Susanna Moodie. A book of this title recounts a stagecoach journey to the American West which the author took with his brother, Orion Clemens. For 10 points, name this two-word phrase which titles Mark Twain's prequel to The Innocents Abroad.
A book whose title begins with this phrase recounts how the author survived by making drinks out of dandelions and killing and eating her pet dog Spot.
roughing it