THE WORKS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER

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1. 1.THE WORKS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
2. 2.AN ON-LINE INDEX — Edited by David Widger — Project Gutenberg Editions
3. 3.Charles Dudley Warner — (1829-1900)
4. 4.CONTENTS — Click on the ## before each title to go directly to a linked index of the detailed chapters and illustrations — VOLUMES, CHAPTERS AND STORIES — In a Garden & Calvin — Backlog Studies — Baddeck and That Sort of Thing — PREFACE — Saunterings — In the Wilderness — Spring in New England — Captain John Smith — PREFACE — Pocahantas — Being a Boy — On Horseback — Washington Irving — EDITOR'S NOTE — Their Pilgrimage — Little Journey in the World — INTRODUCTORY SKETCH — The Golden House — That Fortune — Complete essays — Our Italy
5. 5.ILLUSTRATIONS. — SUMMER IN A GARDEN — and — CALVIN,
6. 6.A STUDY OF CHARACTER
7. 7.By Charles Dudley Warner
8. 8.INTRODUCTORY LETTER
9. 9.BY WAY OF DEDICATION
10. 10.PRELIMINARY
11. 11.FIRST WEEK
12. 12.SECOND WEEK
13. 13.THIRD WEEK
14. 14.FOURTH WEEK
15. 15.FIFTH WEEK
16. 16.SIXTH WEEK
17. 17.SEVENTH WEEK
18. 18.EIGHTH WEEK
19. 19.NINTH WEEK
20. 20.TENTH WEEK
21. 21.ELEVENTH WEEK
22. 22.TWELFTH WEEK
23. 23.THIRTEENTH WEEK
24. 24.FOURTEENTH WEEK
25. 25.FIFTEENTH WEEK
26. 26.SIXTEENTH WEEK
27. 27.SEVENTEENTH WEEK
28. 28.EIGHTEENTH WEEK
29. 29.NINETEENTH WEEK
30. 30.CALVIN
31. 31.NOTE.—The following brief Memoir of one of the characters in this book
32. 32.CALVIN — A STUDY OF CHARACTER — BACKLOG STUDIES
33. 33.By Charles Dudley Warner
34. 34.FIRST STUDY
35. 35.I
36. 36.II
37. 37.III
38. 38.IV
39. 39.SECOND STUDY
40. 40.I
41. 41.II
42. 42.III
43. 43.IV
44. 44.THIRD STUDY
45. 45.I
46. 46.II
47. 47.III
48. 48.IV
49. 49.FOURTH STUDY — A NEW “VISION OF SIN”
50. 50.FIFTH STUDY
51. 51.I
52. 52.II
53. 53.III
54. 54.IV
55. 55.V
56. 56.SIXTH STUDY
57. 57.I
58. 58.II
59. 59.III
60. 60.SEVENTH STUDY
61. 61.EIGHTH STUDY
62. 62.I
63. 63.II
64. 64.III
65. 65.NINTH STUDY
66. 66.I
67. 67.II
68. 68.III
69. 69.IV
70. 70.TENTH STUDY
71. 71.I
72. 72.II
73. 73.III
74. 74.ELEVENTH STUDY — MY UNCLE IN INDIA — BADDECK AND THAT SORT OF THING
75. 75.By Charles Dudley Warner
76. 76.Contents — PREFACE BADDECK AND THAT SORT OF THING
77. 77.PREFACE — TO JOSEPH H. TWICHELL — BADDECK AND THAT SORT OF THING
78. 78.I
79. 79.II
80. 80.III
81. 81.IV
82. 82.V — SAUNTERINGS
83. 83.By Charles Dudley Warner
84. 84.MISAPPREHENSIONS CORRECTED
85. 85.PARIS AND LONDON — SURFACE CONTRASTS OF PARIS AND LONDON
86. 86.PARIS IN MAY—FRENCH GIRLS—THE EMPEROR AT LONGCHAMPS
87. 87.AN IMPERIAL REVIEW
88. 88.THE LOW COUNTRIES AND RHINELAND — AMIENS AND QUAINT OLD BRUGES
89. 89.GHENT AND ANTWERP
90. 90.AMSTERDAM
91. 91.COLOGNE AND ST. URSULA
92. 92.A GLIMPSE OF THE RHINE
93. 93.HEIDELBERG
94. 94.ALPINE NOTES — ENTERING SWITZERLAND BERNE ITS BEAUTIES AND BEARS
95. 95.HEARING THE FREIBURG ORGAN—FIRST SIGHT OF LAKE LEMAN
96. 96.OUR ENGLISH FRIENDS
97. 97.THE DILIGENCE TO CHAMOUNY
98. 98.THE MAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
99. 99.A WALK TO THE GORNER GRAT
100. 100.THE BATHS OF LEUK
101. 101.OVER THE GEMMI
102. 102.BAVARIA. — AMERICAN IMPATIENCE
103. 103.A CITY OF COLOR
104. 104.A CITY LIVING ON THE PAST
105. 105.OUTSIDE ASPECTS OF MUNICH
106. 106.THE MILITARY LIFE OF MUNICH
107. 107.THE EMANCIPATION OF MUNICH
108. 108.FASHION IN THE STREETS
109. 109.THE GOTTESACKER AND BAVARIAN FUNERALS
110. 110.THE OCTOBER FEST THE PEASANTS AND THE KING
111. 111.INDIAN SUMMER
112. 112.A TASTE OF ULTRAMONTANISM
113. 113.CHANGING QUARTERS
114. 114.CHRISTMAS TIME-MUSIC
115. 115.LOOKING FOR WARM WEATHER — FROM MUNICH TO NAPLES
116. 116.RAVENNA — A DEAD CITY
117. 117.DOWN TO THE PINETA
118. 118.DANTE AND BYRON
119. 119.RESTING-PLACE OF CAESARS—PICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL HERETIC
120. 120.A HIGH DAY IN ROME — PALM SUNDAY IN ST. PETER'S
121. 121.VESUVIUS — CLIMBING A VOLCANO
122. 122.SORRENTO DAYS — OUTLINES
123. 123.THE VILLA NARDI
124. 124.SEA AND SHORE
125. 125.ON TOP OF THE HOUSE
126. 126.THE PRICE OF ORANGES
127. 127.FASCINATION
128. 128.MONKISH PERCHES
129. 129.A DRY TIME
130. 130.CHILDREN OF THE SUN
131. 131.SAINT ANTONINO
132. 132.PUNTA DELLA CAMPANELLA
133. 133.CAPRI
134. 134.THE STORY OF FIAMMETTA
135. 135.ST. MARIA A CASTELLO
136. 136.THE MYTH OF THE SIRENS — IN THE WILDERNESS
137. 137.By Charles Dudley Warner
138. 138.Contents
139. 139.I. HOW I KILLED A BEAR
140. 140.II. LOST IN THE WOODS
141. 141.III. A FIGHT WITH A TROUT
142. 142.IV. A-HUNTING OF THE DEER
143. 143.V. A CHARACTER STUDY
144. 144.VI. CAMPING OUT
145. 145.VII. A WILDERNESS ROMANCE
146. 146.VIII. WHAT SOME PEOPLE CALL PLEASURE — HOW SPRING CAME IN NEW ENGLAND
147. 147.By Charles Dudley Warner — CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
148. 148.By Charles Dudley Warner
149. 149.PREFACE — CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
150. 150.I. BIRTH AND TRAINING
151. 151.II. FIGHTING IN HUNGARY
152. 152.III. CAPTIVITY AND WANDERING
153. 153.IV. FIRST ATTEMPTS IN VIRGINIA
154. 154.V. FIRST PLANTING OF THE COLONY
155. 155.VI. QUARRELS AND HARDSHIPS
156. 156.VII. SMITH TO THE FRONT
157. 157.VIII. THE FAMOUS CHICKAHOMINY VOYAGE
158. 158.IX. SMITH'S WAY WITH THE INDIANS
159. 159.X. DISCOVERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE
160. 160.XI. SMITH'S PRESIDENCY AND PROWESS
161. 161.XII. TRIALS OF THE SETTLEMENT
162. 162.XIII. SMITH'S LAST DAYS IN VIRGINIA
163. 163.XIV. THE COLONY WITHOUT SMITH
164. 164.XV. NEW ENGLAND ADVENTURES
165. 165.XVI. NEW ENGLAND'S TRIALS
166. 166.XVII. WRITINGS-LATER YEARS
167. 167.XVIII. DEATH AND CHARACTER — THE STORY OF POCAHONTAS
168. 168.By Charles Dudley Warner
169. 169.STORY OF POCAHONTAS, CONTINUED — “Aetatis suae 21 A. 1616” — BEING A BOY
170. 170.By Charles Dudley Warner
171. 171.I. BEING A BOY
172. 172.II. THE BOY AS A FARMER
173. 173.III. THE DELIGHTS OF FARMING
174. 174.IV. NO FARMING WITHOUT A BOY
175. 175.V. THE BOY'S SUNDAY
176. 176.VI. THE GRINDSTONE OF LIFE
177. 177.VII. FICTION AND SENTIMENT
178. 178.VIII. THE COMING OF THANKSGIVING
179. 179.IX. THE SEASON OF PUMPKIN-PIE
180. 180.X. FIRST EXPERIENCE OF THE WORLD
181. 181.XI. HOME INVENTIONS
182. 182.XII. THE LONELY FARMHOUSE
183. 183.XIII. JOHN'S FIRST PARTY
184. 184.XIV. THE SUGAR CAMP
185. 185.XV. THE HEART OF NEW ENGLAND
186. 186.XVI. JOHN'S REVIVAL.
187. 187.XVII. WAR
188. 188.XVIII. COUNTRY SCENES
189. 189.XIX. A CONTRAST TO THE NEW ENGLAND BOY — ON HORSEBACK
190. 190.By Charles Dudley Warner
191. 191.I
192. 192.II
193. 193.III
194. 194.IV — WASHINGTON IRVING
195. 195.By Charles Dudley Warner — 1891
196. 196.EDITOR'S NOTE — WASHINGTON IRVING
197. 197.I. PRELIMINARY
198. 198.II. BOYHOOD
199. 199.III. MANHOOD—FIRST VISIT TO EUROPE
200. 200.IV. SOCIETY AND “SALMAGUNDI”
201. 201.V. THE KNICKERBOCKER PERIOD
202. 202.VI. LIFE IN EUROPE—LITERARY ACTIVITY
203. 203.VII. IN SPAIN
204. 204.VIII. RETURN TO AMERICA—SUNNYSIDE—THE MISSION TO MADRID
205. 205.IX. THE CHARACTERISTIC WORKS
206. 206.X. LAST YEARS—THE CHARACTER OF HIS LITERATURE — THEIR PILGRIMAGE
207. 207.By Charles Dudley Warner
208. 208.I. FORTRESS MONROE
209. 209.II. CAPE MAY, ATLANTIC CITY
210. 210.III. THE CATSKILLS
211. 211.IV. NEWPORT
212. 212.V. NARRAGANSETT PIER AND NEWPORT AGAIN; MARTHA'S VINEYARD AND PLYMOUTH
213. 213.VI. MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA, ISLES OF SHOALS
214. 214.VII. BAR HARBOR
215. 215.VIII. NATURAL BRIDGE, WHITE SULFUR
216. 216.IX. OLD SWEET AND WHITE SULFUR
217. 217.X. LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE
218. 218.XI. SARATOGA
219. 219.XII. LAKE GEORGE, AND SARATOGA AGAIN
220. 220.XIII. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, COOPERSTOWN
221. 221.XIV. NIAGARA
222. 222.XV. THE THOUSAND ISLES
223. 223.XVI. WHITE MOUNTAINS, LENNOX. — A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD
224. 224.By Charles Dudley Warner
225. 225.INTRODUCTORY SKETCH
226. 226.A LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD
227. 227.I
228. 228.II
229. 229.III
230. 230.IV — In the evening, at our house, Margaret described the scene in the park.
231. 231.V
232. 232.VI
233. 233.VII
234. 234.VIII
235. 235.IX
236. 236.X
237. 237.XI
238. 238.XII
239. 239.XIII
240. 240.XIV
241. 241.XV
242. 242.XVI
243. 243.XVII
244. 244.XVIII
245. 245.XIX
246. 246.XX
247. 247.XXI
248. 248.XXII — THE GOLDEN HOUSE
249. 249.By Charles Dudley Warner
250. 250.I
251. 251.II
252. 252.III
253. 253.IV
254. 254.V
255. 255.VI
256. 256.VII
257. 257.VIII
258. 258.IX
259. 259.X
260. 260.XI
261. 261.XII
262. 262.XIII
263. 263.XIV
264. 264.XV
265. 265.XVI
266. 266.XVII
267. 267.XVIII
268. 268.XIX
269. 269.XX
270. 270.XXI
271. 271.XXII
272. 272.XXII
273. 273.XXIV — THAT FORTUNE
274. 274.By Charles Dudley Warner
275. 275.I
276. 276.II
277. 277.III
278. 278.IV
279. 279.V
280. 280.VI
281. 281.VII
282. 282.VIII
283. 283.IX
284. 284.X
285. 285.XI
286. 286.XII
287. 287.XIII
288. 288.XIV
289. 289.XV
290. 290.XVI
291. 291.XVII
292. 292.XVIII
293. 293.XIX
294. 294.XX
295. 295.XXI
296. 296.XXII
297. 297.XXIII
298. 298.XXIV
299. 299.XXV
300. 300.XXVI — THE COMPLETE ESSAYS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
301. 301.OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER — 1904
302. 302.AS WE WERE SAYING — By Charles Dudley Warner
303. 303.AS WE WERE SAYING
304. 304.ROSE AND CHRYSANTHEMUM
305. 305.THE RED BONNET
306. 306.THE LOSS IN CIVILIZATION
307. 307.SOCIAL SCREAMING
308. 308.DOES REFINEMENT KILL INDIVIDUALITY?
309. 309.THE DIRECTOIRE GOWN
310. 310.THE MYSTERY OF THE SEX
311. 311.THE CLOTHES OF FICTION
312. 312.THE BROAD A
313. 313.CHEWING GUM
314. 314.WOMEN IN CONGRESS
315. 315.SHALL WOMEN PROPOSE?
316. 316.FROCKS AND THE STAGE
317. 317.ALTRUISM
318. 318.SOCIAL CLEARING-HOUSE
319. 319.DINNER-TABLE TALK
320. 320.NATURALIZATION
321. 321.ART OF GOVERNING
322. 322.LOVE OF DISPLAY
323. 323.VALUE OF THE COMMONPLACE
324. 324.THE BURDEN OF CHRISTMAS
325. 325.THE RESPONSIBILITY OF WRITERS
326. 326.THE CAP AND GOWN
327. 327.A TENDENCY OF THE AGE
328. 328.A LOCOED NOVELIST
329. 329.AS WE GO — By Charles Dudley Warner
330. 330.OUR PRESIDENT
331. 331.THE NEWSPAPER-MADE MAN
332. 332.INTERESTING GIRLS
333. 333.GIVE THE MEN A CHANCE
334. 334.THE ADVENT OF CANDOR
335. 335.THE AMERICAN MAN
336. 336.THE ELECTRIC WAY
337. 337.CAN A HUSBAND OPEN HIS WIFE'S LETTERS?
338. 338.A LEISURE CLASS
339. 339.WEATHER AND CHARACTER
340. 340.BORN WITH AN “EGO”
341. 341.JUVENTUS MUNDI
342. 342.A BEAUTIFUL OLD AGE
343. 343.THE ATTRACTION OF THE REPULSIVE
344. 344.GIVING AS A LUXURY
345. 345.CLIMATE AND HAPPINESS
346. 346.THE NEW FEMININE RESERVE
347. 347.REPOSE IN ACTIVITY
348. 348.WOMEN—IDEAL AND REAL
349. 349.THE ART OF IDLENESS
350. 350.IS THERE ANY CONVERSATION
351. 351.THE TALL GIRL
352. 352.THE DEADLY DIARY
353. 353.THE WHISTLING GIRL
354. 354.BORN OLD AND RICH
355. 355.THE “OLD SOLDIER”
356. 356.THE ISLAND OF BIMINI
357. 357.JUNE
358. 358.NINE SHORT ESSAYS — By Charles Dudley Warner
359. 359.A NIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF THE TUILERIES — MAN IN THE GARDEN!
360. 360.TRUTHFULNESS
361. 361.THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
362. 362.LITERATURE AND THE STAGE
363. 363.THE LIFE-SAVING AND LIFE PROLONGING ART
364. 364.“H.H.” IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
365. 365.SIMPLICITY
366. 366.THE ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS DURING THE LATE INVASION
367. 367.NATHAN HALE—1887
368. 368.FASHIONS IN LITERATURE — By Charles Dudley Warner
369. 369.INTRODUCTION
370. 370.FASHIONS IN LITERATURE
371. 371.THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER — By Charles Dudley Warner
372. 372.CERTAIN DIVERSITIES OF AMERICAN LIFE — By Charles Dudley Warner
373. 373.THE PILGRIM, AND THE AMERICAN OF TODAY—1892 — By Charles Dudley Warner
374. 374.SOME CAUSES OF THE PREVAILING DISCONTENT — By Charles Dudley Warner
375. 375.THE EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO — By Charles Dudley Warner
376. 376.THE INDETERMINATE SENTENCE—WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE CRIMINAL CLASS? — By Charles Dudley Warner
377. 377.LITERARY COPYRIGHT — By Charles Dudley Warner
378. 378.THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE — By Charles Dudley Warner
379. 379.BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
380. 380.THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE — PRELIMINARY
381. 381.THE RELATION OF LITERATURE TO LIFE
382. 382.“EQUALITY” — By Charles Dudley Warner
383. 383.WHAT IS YOUR CULTURE TO ME? — By Charles Dudley Warner
384. 384.MODERN FICTION — By Charles Dudley Warner
385. 385.THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY MR. FROUDE'S “PROGRESS” — By Charles Dudley Warner
386. 386.ENGLAND — By Charles Dudley Warner
387. 387.THE NOVEL AND THE COMMON SCHOOL — By Charles Dudley Warner
388. 388.THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM SHAKESPEARE WROTE — By Charles Dudley Warner
389. 389.III — OUR ITALY
390. 390.BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER — Author of Their Pilgrimage, Studies in the South and West, A Little Journey in the World ... With Many Illustrations
391. 391.CONTENTS.
392. 392.ILLUSTRATIONS.
393. 393.OUR ITALY.
394. 394.CHAPTER I. — HOW OUR ITALY IS MADE.
395. 395.CHAPTER II. — OUR CLIMATIC AND COMMERCIAL MEDITERRANEAN.
396. 396.CHAPTER III. — EARLY VICISSITUDES.—PRODUCTIONS.—SANITARY CLIMATE.
397. 397.CHAPTER IV. — THE WINTER OF OUR CONTENT.
398. 398.CHAPTER V. — HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
399. 399.CHAPTER VI. — IS RESIDENCE HERE AGREEABLE?
400. 400.CHAPTER VII. — THE WINTER ON THE COAST.
401. 401.CHAPTER VIII. — THE GENERAL OUTLOOK.—LAND AND PRICES.
402. 402.CHAPTER IX. — THE ADVANTAGES OF IRRIGATION.
403. 403.CHAPTER X. — THE CHANCE FOR LABORERS AND SMALL FARMERS.
404. 404.CHAPTER XI. — SOME DETAILS OF THE WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT.
405. 405.CHAPTER XII. — HOW THE FRUIT PERILS WERE MET.—FURTHER DETAILS OF LOCALITIES.
406. 406.CHAPTER XIII. — THE ADVANCE OF CULTIVATION SOUTHWARD.
407. 407.CHAPTER XIV. — A LAND OF AGREEABLE HOMES.
408. 408.CHAPTER XV. — SOME WONDERS BY THE WAY.—YOSEMITE.—MARIPOSA TREES.—MONTEREY.
409. 409.CHAPTER, XVI. — FASCINATIONS OF THE DESERT.—THE LAGUNA PUEBLO.
410. 410.CHAPTER XVII. — THE HEART OF THE DESERT.
411. 411.CHAPTER XVIII. — ON THE BRINK OF THE GRAND CAÑON.—THE UNIQUE MARVEL OF NATURE.
412. 412.APPENDIX. — A CLIMATE FOR INVALIDS. — THE COMING OF WINTER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. — COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE AROUND THE WORLD. — CALIFORNIA AND ITALY. — FIVE YEARS IN SANTA BARBARA. — Observations made at San Diego City, compiled from Report Of the Chief Signal Officer of the U. S. Army. — EXTREMES OF HEAT AND COLD. — EXTREMES OF HEAT AND COLD.— Continued. — STATEMENTS OF SMALL CROPS.
413. 413.INDEX. — THE END. — MY WINTER ON THE NILE
414. 414.By Charles Dudley Warner — Eighteenth Edition — Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company — 1876 — TO — MR. A. C. DUNHAM, — AND THE — VOYAGERS ON THE DAHABEËH “RIP VAN WINKLE,” — THIS — IMPERFECT RECORD OF THEIR EXPERIENCE IS — DEDICATED.
415. 415.PREFATORY NOTE. — C. D. W. — CHAPT. I.—AT THE GATES OF THE EAST. — CHAPT. II.—WITHIN THE PORTALS. — CHAPT. III.—EGYPT OF TO-DAY. — CHAPT. IV.—CAIRO. — CHAPT. V.—ON THE BAZAAR. — CHAPT. VI.—MOSQUES AND TOMBS. — CHAPT. VII.—MOSLEM WORSHIP—THE CALL TO PRATER. — CHAPT. VIII.—THE PYRAMIDS. — CHAPT. IX.—PREPARATIONS FOR A VOYAGE. — CHAPT. X.—ON THE NILE. — CHAPT. XI.—PEOPLE ON THE RIVER BANK. — CHAPT. XII.—SPENDING CHRISTMAS ON THE NILE. — CHAPT. XIII.—SIGHTS AND SCENES ON THE RIVER. — CHAPT. XIV.—MIDWINTER IN EGYPT. — CHAPT. XV.—AMONG THE RUINS OF THEBES. — CHAPT. XVI.—HISTORY IN STONE. — CHAPT. XVII.—KARNAK. — CHAPT. XVIII.—ASCENDING THE RIVER. — CHAPT. XIX.—PASSING THE CATARACT OF THE NILE. — CHAPT. XX.—ON THE BORDERS OF THE DESERT. — CHAPT. XXI.—ETHIOPIA. — CHAPT. XXII.—LIFE IN THE TROPICS—WADY HALFA. — CHAPT. XXIII.—APPROACHING THE SECOND CATARACT. — CHAPT. XXIV.—GIANTS IN STONE. — CHAPT. XXV.—FLITTING THROUGH NUBIA. — CHAPT. XXVI.—MYSTERIOUS PHILÆ. — CHAPT. XXVII.—RETURNING — CHAPT. XXVIII.—MODERN FACTS AND ANCIENT MEMORIES. — CHAPT. XXIX.—THE FUTURE OF THE MUMMY’S SOUL. — CHAPT. XXX.—FAREWELL TO THEBES. — CHAPT. XXXI.—LOITERING BY THE WAY. — CHAPT. XXXII.—JOTTINGS. — CHAPT. XXXIII.—THE KHEDIVE. — CHAPT. XXXIV.—THE WOODEN MAN. — CHAPT. XXXV.—ON THE WAY HOME. — CHAPT. XXXVI.—BY THE RED SEA. — CHAPT. XXXVII.—EASTWARD HO.
416. 416.CHAPTER I.—AT THE GATES OF THE EAST.
417. 417.CHAPTER II.—WITHIN THE PORTALS.
418. 418.CHAPTER III.—EGYPT OF TO-DAY.
419. 419.CHAPTER IV.—CAIRO.
420. 420.CHAPTER V.—IN THE BAZAAR.
421. 421.CHAPTER VI.—MOSQUES AND TOMBS.
422. 422.CHAPTER VII.—MOSLEM WORSHIP.—THE CALL TO PRAYER.
423. 423.CHAPTER VIII.—THE PYRAMIDS.
424. 424.CHAPTER IX.—PREPARATIONS FOR A VOYAGE.
425. 425.CHAPTER X.—ON THE NILE.
426. 426.CHAPTER XI.—PEOPLE ON THE RIVER BANKS.
427. 427.CHAPTER XII.—SPENDING CHRISTMAS ON THE NILE.
428. 428.CHAPTER XIII.—SIGHTS AND SCENES ON THE RIVER.
429. 429.CHAPTER XIV.—MIDWINTER IN EGYPT.
430. 430.CHAPTER XV.—AMONG THE RUINS OF THEBES.
431. 431.CHAPTER XVI.—HISTORY IN STONE.
432. 432.CHAPTER XVII.—KARNAK.
433. 433.CHAPTER XVIII.—ASCENDING THE RIVER.
434. 434.CHAPTER XIX.—PASSING THE CATARACT OF THE NILE.
435. 435.CHAPTER XX.—ON THE BORDERS OF THE DESERT.
436. 436.CHAPTER XXI—ETHIOPIA.
437. 437.CHAPTER XXII.—LIFE IN THE TROPICS. WADY HALFA.
438. 438.CHAPTER XXIII.—APPROACHING THE SECOND CATARACT.
439. 439.CHAPTER XXIV.—GIANTS IN STONE.
440. 440.CHAPTER XXV.—FLITTING THROUGH NUBIA.
441. 441.CHAPTER XXVI.—MYSTERIOUS PHILÆ.
442. 442.CHAPTER XXVII.—RETURNING.
443. 443.CHAPTER XXVIII.—MODERN FACTS AND ANCIENT MEMORIES.
444. 444.CHAPTER XXIX.—THE FUTURE OF THE MUMMY’S SOUL.
445. 445.CHAPTER XXX.—FAREWELL TO THEBES.
446. 446.CHAPTER XXXI.—LOITERING BY THE WAY.
447. 447.CHAPTER XXXII.—JOTTINGS.
448. 448.CHAPTER XXXIII.—THE KHEDIVE.
449. 449.CHAPTER XXXIV.—THE WOODEN MAN.
450. 450.CHAPTER XXXV.—ON THE WAY HOME.
451. 451.CHAPTER XXXVI.—BY THE RED SEA.
452. 452.CHAPTER XXXVII.—“EASTWARD HO!” — STUDIES IN THE SOUTH AND WEST WITH COMMENTS ON CANADA
453. 453.By Charles Dudley Warner — New York: Harper & Brothers — 1889
454. 454.PREFATORY NOTE. — To Henry M. Alden, Esq., Editor of Harper’s Monthly: — C. D. W,
455. 455.STUDIES IN THE SOUTH AND WEST
456. 456.I.—IMPRESSIONS OF THE SOUTH IN 1885.
457. 457.II.—SOCIETY IN THE NEW SOUTH.
458. 458.III.—NEW ORLEANS.
459. 459.IV.—A VOUDOO DANCE.
460. 460.V.—THE ACADIAN LAND.
461. 461.VI.—THE SOUTH REVISITED, IN 1887.
462. 462.VII.—A FAR AND FAIR COUNTRY.
463. 463.VIII.—ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL TOPICS. MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN.
464. 464.IX.—CHICAGO. [ First Paper .]
465. 465.X.—CHICAGO [ Second Paper .]
466. 466.XI.—THREE CAPITALS—SPRINGFIELD, INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS.
467. 467.XII.—CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
468. 468.XIII.—MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK.
469. 469.XIV.—ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
470. 470.XV.—KENTUCKY.
471. 471.COMMENTS ON CANADA.
472. 472.I.
473. 473.II.
474. 474.III. — THE END. — IN THE LEVANT.
475. 475.By Charles Dudley Warner, — Twenty Fifth Impression — Boston: Houghton, Mifflin And Company — 1876 — TO — WILLIAM D. HOWELLS — THESE NOTES — OF ORIENTAL TRAVEL — ARE FRATERNALLY INSCRIBED.
476. 476.PREFACE — C. D. W. — IN THE LEVANT.
477. 477.I.—FROM JAFFA TO JERUSALEM.
478. 478.II.—JERUSALEM.
479. 479.III.—HOLY PLACES OP THE HOLY CITY.
480. 480.IV.—NEIGHBORHOODS OF JERUSALEM.
481. 481.V.—GOING DOWN TO JERICHO.
482. 482.VI.—BETHLEHEM AND MAR SABA.
483. 483.VII.—THE FAIR OF MOSES; THE ARMENIAN PATRIARCH.
484. 484.VIII.—DEPARTURE FROM JERUSALEM.
485. 485.IX.—ALONG THE SYRIAN COAST.
486. 486.X.—BEYROUT.—OVER THE LEBANON.
487. 487.XI.—BA’ALBEK.
488. 488.XII.—ON THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS.
489. 489.XIII.—THE OLDEST OF CITIES.
490. 490.XIV.—OTHER SIGHTS IN DAMASCUS.
491. 491.XV.—SOME PRIVATE HOUSES.
492. 492.XVI.—SOME SPECIMEN TRAVELLERS.
493. 493.XVII.—INTO DAYLIGHT AGAIN.—AN EPISODE OF TURKISH JUSTICE.
494. 494.XVIII.—CYPRUS.
495. 495.XIX.—THROUGH SUMMER SEAS.—RHODES.
496. 496.XX.—AMONG THE ÆGEAN ISLANDS.
497. 497.XXI.—SMYRNA AND EPHESUS.
498. 498.XII.—THE ADVENTURERS.
499. 499.XXIII.—THROUGH THE DARDANELLES.
500. 500.XIV.—CONSTANTINOPLE.
501. 501.XXV.—THE SERAGLIO AND ST. SOPHIA, HIPPODROME, etc.
502. 502.XXVI.—SAUNTERINGS ABOUT CONSTANTINOPLE.
503. 503.XXVII.—FROM THE GOLDEN HORN TO THE ACROPOLIS.
504. 504.XXVIII.—ATHENS.
505. 505.XXIX.—ELEUSIS, PLATO’S ACADEME, ETC.
506. 506.XXX.—THROUGH THE GULF OF CORINTH. — THE WRITINGS OF CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
507. 507.CONTENTS
508. 508.PASSAGES AND SHORT QUOTATIONS FROM CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER — WASHINGTON IRVING — THEIR PILGRIMAGE — LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD — THE GOLDEN HOUSE — THAT FORTUNE — AS WE WERE SAYING — AS WE GO — NINE SHORT ESSAYS — FASHIONS IN LITERATURE — AMERICAN NEWSPAPER — DIVERSITIES OF AMERICAN LIFE — PILGRIM AND AMERICAN — CAUSES OF DISCONTENT — EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO — INDETERMINATE SENTENCE — LITERARY COPYRIGHT — LITERATURE AND LIFE — EQUALITY — WHAT IS YOUR CULTURE TO ME — MODERN FICTION — MR. FROUDE'S PROGRESS — ENGLAND — NOVEL AND SCHOOL — FOR WHOM SHAKESPEARE WROTE — ON HORSEBACK — BEING A BOY — SAUNTERINGS — POCAHONTAS — CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH — SPRING IN NEW ENGLAND — IN THE WILDERNESS — BADDECK — BACKLOG STUDIES — SUMMER IN A GARDEN

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