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Eothen

Or, Traces of Travel Brought Home from the East

Alexander William Kinglake

Reading time
about 6.5 h
Length
88,436 words · 154 pages
Structure
29 chapters · 1 front-matter section
Language
English
Era
Victorian

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Contents

  1. Chapter I — Over the Border
  2. Chapter II — Turkish Travelling
  3. Chapter III — Constantinople
  4. Chapter IV — The Troad
  5. Chapter V — Infidel Smyrna
  6. Chapter VI — Greek Mariners
  7. Chapter VII — Cyprus
  8. Chapter VIII — Lady Hester Stanhope {14}
  9. Chapter IX — The Sanctuary
  10. Chapter X — The Monks of Palestine
  11. Chapter XI — Galilee
  12. Chapter XII — My First Bivouac
  13. Chapter XIII — The Dead Sea
  14. Chapter XIV — The Black Tents
  15. Chapter XV — Passage of the Jordan
  16. Chapter XVI — Terra Santa
  17. Chapter XVII — The Desert
  18. Chapter XVIII — Cairo and the Plague {30}
  19. Chapter XIX — The Pyramids
  20. Chapter XX — The Sphinx
  21. Chapter XXI — Cairo to Suez
  22. Chapter XXII — Suez
  23. Chapter XXIII — Suez to Gaza
  24. Chapter XXIV — Gaza to Nablus
  25. Chapter XXV — Mariam
  26. Chapter XXVI — The Prophet Damoor
  27. Chapter XXVII — Damascus
  28. Chapter XXVIII — Pass of the Lebanon
  29. Chapter XXIX — Surprise of Satalieh
  30. Footnotes

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