Harper & Brothers Publishers
New York and London MCMXXIV
TIDE MARKS
Copyright, 1924
By Harper & Brothers
Printed in the U. S. A.
K-Y
To
Richard Durning Holt
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| “All Was Quiet Again, Except for the Flames” | [Frontispiece] | |
| A Group of Chinese Firemen | Facing p. | [22] |
| Port Said Is More West than East | ” | [42] |
| Old and New on the Suez Canal | ” | [62] |
| This Sea Was Plainly the Setting for Legend and Fable | ” | [84] |
| He Had Skimmed About Singapore in a Jinrickshaw All the Morning | ” | [100] |
| The Road Was Empty, Except for a Bullock Cart | ” | [122] |
| “One of ’Em Looked at Me as He Came Aboard” | ” | [140] |
| He Sits in Front of His Shop in Macassar | ” | [160] |
| The Malays Sit on Their Decks, Cooking Breakfast | ” | [180] |
| Gathered from the Submarine Gardens of the Tropics | ” | [200] |
| Macassar Is a Convenient Meeting Place for Traders | ” | [220] |
| The Fighters Stood with Horns Interlocked, Waiting for Each Other to Move | ” | [232] |
| He Began to Treat His Foothold Too Punctiliously | ” | [252] |
| The Heavy Shadows Were Hardly Disturbed by a Little Oil Lamp | ” | [264] |
| It Was a Larger House than the Rest, with an Unusual Length of Irregular Ladder to Its Veranda | ” | [282] |