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Mór Jókai. The Lion of Janina; Or, The Last Days of the Janissaries
The Lion of Janina; Or, The Last Days of the Janissaries
Table of Contents
THE LION OF JANINA
PREFACE
The Lion of Janina
CHAPTER I. THE CAVERNS OF SELEUCIA
CHAPTER II. EMINAH
CHAPTER III. A TURKISH PARADISE
CHAPTER IV. GASKHO BEY
CHAPTER V. A MAN IN THE MIDST OF DANGERS
CHAPTER VI. THE LION IN THE FOX'S SKIN
CHAPTER VII. THE ALBANIAN FAMILY
CHAPTER VIII. THE PEN OF MAHMOUD
CHAPTER IX. THE CIRCASSIAN AND HIS FAMILY
CHAPTER X. THE AVENGER
CHAPTER XI. THE FLOWERS OF THE GARDEN OF BEGTASH
CHAPTER XII. THE SHIPWRECK OF LEONIDAS
CHAPTER XIII. A BALL IN THE SERAGLIO
CHAPTER XIV. KURSHID PASHA
CHAPTER XV. CARETTO
CHAPTER XVI. EMINAH
CHAPTER XVII. THE SILVER PEDESTAL IN FRONT OF THE SERAGLIO
CHAPTER XVIII. THE BROKEN SWORDS
GLOSSARY OF THE TURKISH WORDS USED IN THIS STORY
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Mór Jókai
A Turkish Novel
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"And there is but one man living who could press my hand like that," replied Ali. "His name was Behram, the son of Halil Patrona,3 who, forty years ago, was my companion in warfare, and has since disappeared. Who art thou?"
[3] The extraordinary adventures of this Mussulman reformer are recorded in another of Jókai's Turkish stories, A feher rózsa (The White Rose).
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