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Eothen

Or, Traces of Travel Brought Home from the East

by Alexander William Kinglake

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  1. Chapter 1

    22:30

  2. Chapter 2

    27:18

  3. Chapter 3

    19:08

  4. Chapter 4

    13:56

  5. Chapter 5

    20:21

  6. Chapter 6

    17:04

  7. Chapter 7

    15:18

  8. Chapter 8

    51:08

  9. Chapter 9

    7:44

  10. Chapter 10

    14:34

  11. Chapter 11

    8:42

  12. Chapter 12

    17:30

  13. Chapter 13

    10:51

  14. Chapter 14

    5:07

  15. Chapter 15

    12:56

  16. Chapter 16

    37:14

  17. Chapter 17

    46:53

  18. Chapter 18

    46:12

  19. Chapter 19

    6:36

  20. Chapter 20

    2:38

  21. Chapter 21

    13:52

  22. Chapter 22

    10:12

  23. Chapter 23

    12:19

  24. Chapter 24

    8:15

  25. Chapter 25

    15:31

  26. Chapter 26

    8:28

  27. Chapter 27

    14:07

  28. Chapter 28

    7:39

  29. Chapter 29

    14:05

  30. Appendix

    6:19

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A river crossing between Semlin and Belgrade opens this account of travel through Ottoman lands and the Middle East. Alexander William Kinglake describes frontier quarantine rules, the anxious preparations for departure, and his first impressions of the porters who meet the boat. An invitation to Moostapha Pasha's residence brings a change of pace, with coffee, pipes and the carefully ordered movements of attendants replacing the bustle of the hotel he has left.

Published in 1844, Eothen combines personal impressions with accounts of local customs and religious life. In the Palestine passage, Kinglake discusses the Easter gathering at the Holy Sepulchre, reports the dangers of an overcrowded ceremony, and considers disputes between Christian communities.

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Pages
165
Language
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