THOMAS NELSON & SONS
LONDON, EDINBURGH, DUBLIN
AND NEW YORK
"Oft have I said, I say it once more,
I, a wanderer, do not stray from myself;
I am a kind of parrot; the mirror is holden to me;
What the Eternal says, I, stammering, say again."
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| PART I | ||
| BRUSA TO DIARBEKR | ||
| Prologue | [13] | |
| I. | Disentanglement | [23] |
| II. | Brigandage | [34] |
| III. | Social Intercourse | [46] |
| IV. | The Dawn of the Baghdad Railway | [55] |
| V. | In the Taurus | [88] |
| VI. | Royal Progress | [112] |
| VII. | Harran: A Digression into the Land of Abraham | [132] |
| VIII. | That Unblessed Land, Mesopotamia | [146] |
| PART II | ||
| DOWN THE TIGRIS ON GOATSKINS | ||
| IX. | Afloat | [167] |
| X. | Held Up | [175] |
| XI. | A Reception and a Dance | [194] |
| XII. | An Encounter with an Englishman | [204] |
| XIII. | The Creed of the Koran | [215] |
| XIV. | The Evil One | [227] |
| XV. | Arab Hospitality | [241] |
| XVI. | A Storm and a Lull | [254] |
| XVII. | An Encounter with Fanatics | [267] |
| XVIII. | The End of the Raft | [277] |
| PART III | ||
| BAGHDAD TO DAMASCUS | ||
| XIX. | Babylon | [287] |
| XX. | The Sound of the Desert | [302] |
| XXI. | Palmyra | [316] |
| XXII. | An Armenian and a Turk | [325] |
| XXIII. | Retrospective | [354] |
| Appendix | [367] | |