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John Alfred Gray. At the Court of the Amîr
At the Court of the Amîr
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. On the Road to Kabul
CHAPTER II. Arrival at Kabul
CHAPTER III. The Reception
CHAPTER IV. Afghan Hospitals
CHAPTER V. Afghan Dwellings
CHAPTER VI. The Kabul Bazaars
CHAPTER VII. Ethics
CHAPTER VIII. Afghan Surgeons and Physicians
CHAPTER IX. The March to Turkestan
CHAPTER X. The Amîr
CHAPTER XI. Life in Turkestan
CHAPTER XII. The Inhabitants of Afghanistan
CHAPTER XIII. The Birth of Prince Mahomed Omer
CHAPTER XIV. The Rearing of the Infant Prince
CHAPTER XV. The Amîr’s Conversation
CHAPTER XVI. The First Sitting
CHAPTER XVII. The Amîr as an Art Critic
CHAPTER XVIII. The Levee on New Year’s Day
CHAPTER XIX. The Young Princes
CHAPTER XX. The Return Journey to Kabul
CHAPTER XXI. The Arrival in Kabul
CHAPTER XXII. Life in Kabul
CHAPTER XXIII. The Amîr’s Illness
CHAPTER XXIV. Royal Patients
CHAPTER XXV. A Kabul Winter
CHAPTER XXVI. A Kabul Spring
CHAPTER XXVII. On Leave
CHAPTER XXVIII. The Welcome to Kabul
CHAPTER XXIX. The Cholera
CHAPTER XXX. Another Winter
CHAPTER XXXI. Adieu to Kabul
CHAPTER XXXII. The Argument
Footnote
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John Alfred Gray
A Narrative
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At one end of the avenue is a pavilion surrounded by flowers. Here we put up for the night. Soldiers were sent off to the nearest villages to buy provisions, and our Hindustani cook, having dug a shallow hole in the ground in which to build his wood fire, placed a couple of stones on each side to support his pots, and sent us an excellent dinner of soup, roast fowl, and custard pudding.
The Suffêd Koh, or White Mountains.
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