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An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians

Chapter 5: LIST OF FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.
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A thorough, observational portrait of Egyptian daily life and institutions, presenting detailed descriptions of social customs, family and domestic arrangements, religious practices, legal norms, dress, trades, festivals, and regional contrasts. The narrative combines first‑hand reportage with explanatory notes and illustrations to clarify language, rituals, and material culture, and arranges content thematically to guide readers through private and public spheres, gender roles, popular beliefs, and everyday routines.

LIST OF FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.

The Doseh (see p. 416) Frontispiece.
Private Houses in Cairo Facing page  5
Court of a Private House in Cairo ”      ”      9
A Käah ”      ”      16
Men of the Middle and Higher Classes ”      ”      25
A Lady in the Dress worn in private ”      ”      33
A Woman of the Southern Province of Upper Egypt (sketched at Thebes) ”      ”      42
Parade previous to Circumcision ”      ”      48
Bridal Procession (Part I.) ”      ”     150
Bridal Procession (Part II.) ”      ”     152
Shops in a Street in Cairo ”      ”     289
Shop of a Turkish Merchant ”      ”     293
The Shádoof ”      ”     300
A Sha′er, with his accompanying Violist ”      ”     359
Funeral Procession ”      ”     477
Sketch of a Tomb with the Entrance uncovered ”      ”     484