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Albert Bigelow Paine. The Ship-Dwellers
The Ship-Dwellers
Table of Contents
ILLUSTRATIONS
THE SHIP-DWELLERS
I
THE BOOK, AND THE DREAM
II
IN THE TRACK OF THE INNOCENTS
III
DAYS AT SEA
IV
WE BECOME HISTORY
V
INTRODUCING THE REPROBATES
VI
A LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE
VII
A DAY TO OURSELVES
VIII
OUT OF THE SUNRISE
IX
EARLY MEDITERRANEAN EXPERIENCES
X
THE DIVERTING STORY OF ALGIERS
XI
WE ENTER THE ORIENT
XII
WE TOUCH AT GENOA
DINNER 3 LIRA, WINE ENCLOSED,
MILK FOR SALE, OR TO LET
XIII
MALTA, A LAND OF YESTERDAY
XIV
A SUNDAY AT SEA
XV
A PORT OF MISSING DREAMS
XVI
ATHENS THAT IS
XVII
INTO THE DARDANELLES
XVIII
A CITY OF ILLUSION
XIX
THE TURK AND SOME OF HIS PHASES
XX
ABDUL HAMID GOES TO PRAYER
XXI
LOOKING DOWN ON YILDIZ
XXII
EPHESUS: THE CITY THAT WAS
XXIII
INTO SYRIA
XXIV
THE HOUSE THAT CAIN BUILT
XXV
GOING DOWN TO DAMASCUS
XXVI
THE "PEARL OF THE EAST"
XXVII
FOOTPRINTS OF PAUL
XXVIII
DISCONTENTED PILGRIMS
XXIX
DAMASCUS, THE GARDEN BEAUTIFUL
XXX
WHERE PILGRIMS GATHER IN
XXXI
THE HOLY CITY
XXXII
THE HOLY SEPULCHRE
XXXIII
TWO HOLY MOUNTAINS
XXXIV
THE LITTLE TOWN OF THE MANGER
XXXV
THE SORROW OF THE CHOSEN—THE WAY OF THE CROSS
XXXVI
AT THE MOUTH OF THE NILE
XXXVII
THE SMILE OF THE SPHINX
XXXVIII
WAYS THAT ARE EGYPTIAN
XXXIX
WHERE HISTORY BEGAN
XL
KARNAK AND LUXOR
XLI
THE STILL VALLEY OF THE KINGS
XLII
THE HIGHWAY OF EGYPT
XLIII
OTHER WAYS THAT ARE EGYPTIAN
XLIV
SAKKARA AND THE SACRED BULLS
XLV
A VISIT WITH RAMESES II
XLVI
THE LONG WAY HOME
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