— INTRODUCTION [9-26]
— CONTENTS [27]
— ILLUSTRATIONS [28]
— I. THE SOUL OF A TURK [34-86]
I. Hassan was an Albanian Turk. ... [33-39]; 2. About this time a great change came over Hassan's mind. ...[40-53]; 3. After many changes Hassan at the little up-country town of Eskishehr. ...[54-59]; 4. After this episod in his life Hassan looked about for a wife. ...[59-63]; 5. The time of Hassan's prosperity was short. ...[63-68]; 6. After this a mere accident changed the current of Hassan's life. ...[68-73]; 7. One day, when I felt more powerless than ever to offer him any comfort, ...[74-82]; 8. The end of the journey was drawing near [83-86]
— II. SOLDIER AND PEASANT [87-106]
I. Travelling from Adana north-eastwards into Armenia and Kurdistan...[87-95]; Have I drawn an ungrateful picture? Throughout Mesopotamia and Southern Armenia, Turk, Armenian, Kurd and Arab ...[96-106]
— III. ON THE TIGRIS [107-122]
Christmas Day, as I have said, brought us to Diarbekir, ...[107-122]
— IV. THE LIFE OF THE KONAK [123-140]
In Eastern Turkey you should arrange at the end of each week or so to break the monotony of the road bu arriving at a large town ... On the log journey north into Armenia we struck one of such towns every five or six days, Adana, Urfa, Aintab, Diarbekir, ...[123-140]
— V. THE OFFERING OF HAIR [141-149]
The short October evening was closing fast. ... The great lake of Ascania... is flanked on the east by the ruind city of Nicea. ...[141-149]
— VI. THE MILK OF A YELLOW COW [150-158]
— VII. MAGICAL KNOTS [159-168]
— VIII. THE MOSQUE AND THE SACRED CAVE [169-176]
On the northern slopes of the Taurus Mountains stands Ivris, the old Hittite sanctuary. ...[169-176]
— IX. THE DANCING DERVISHES [177-189]
— X. A BLUE BEAD [190-197]
Yesterday we left Aintab, a large city Turks and Armenians, and to-night we camp at the village of Ural-keui, ...[190-197]
— XI. THE SHIAHS [198-217]
— XII. THE SACRED FISH [218-221]
In the ancient city of Edessa ...[218-]
— XIII. THE GREAT ASSIRIAN PLAIN [222-230]
Mossul, the half-way halting-place for raftson the Tigris, stands opposite the famous mound of Koyundjik, the ancient Nineveh. ...[222-230]
— XIV. A WEDDING CEREMONY [231-236]
Early in our journey we spent a few days in Eskishehr. ...[231-236]
— XV. A WISHING-WELL [237-239]
Edessa was evidently famous for its sacred waters, sacred caves, sacred fishes,...[237-239]
— XVI. THE SACRED TREE [240-248]
— XVII. THE YEZEEDIS [249-259]
— XVIII. ON THE FRONTIER OF TURKEY [260-267]
Rilo Monastery, the great national sanctuary of the Bulgarian race... [260-267]
— XIX. THE GARDENS OF ADONIS [268-275]
— XX. ADONIS [276-279]
— XXI. HUSSEIN [280-288]
— XXII. JESUS [289-295]
— INDEX [297-302]