"Arthur and the Gentleman" is the fourth part of the novel "The Wandering Poet" by the American writer Mark Twain. This book was published in 1880 and tells about the writer's journey through Europe, mainly German-speaking countries. Through the prism of humor and satire, Twain describes various aspects of European life and culture, observing local customs and traditions. The book became popular due to the writer's original approach to the description of the trip and apt comments about life in Europe in the 19th century. "Arthur and the Gentleman" will bring bright emotions, unexpected discoveries and a deep understanding of humor to the reader.