LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| Harry A. Franck | Frontispiece |
| PAGE | |
| A baker’s cart of Holland on the morning round | 14 |
| Boundary line between France and Germany | 21 |
| My entrance into Paris | 22 |
| The Bridge of Sighs | 39 |
| My gondolier on the Grand Canal | 41 |
| Country family returning from market | 49 |
| Italian peasants returning from the vineyards to the village | 53 |
| The lonely, Bedouin-infected road over the Lebanon | 76 |
| On the road between Haifa and Nazareth I met a road repair gang | 98 |
| The shopkeeper and traveling salesman with whom I spent two nights and a day on the lonely road to Jerusalem | 117 |
| The Palestine beast of burden | 119 |
| A woman of Alexandria, Egypt, carrying two bushels of oranges | 130 |
| An abandoned mosque outside the walls of Cairo | 132 |
| An Arab café in Old Cairo | 134 |
| Sais or carriage runners of Cairo, clearing the streets for their master | 138 |
| An Arab gardener | 140 |
| Egypt—A young Arab climbing down the pyramid | 142 |
| On the top of the largest pyramid | 143 |
| A trip to the pyramids | 144 |
| “Along the way shadoofs were ceaselessly dipping up the water” | 147 |
| The Egyptian fellah dwells in a hut of reeds and mud | 156 |
| Soudan steamer on the Nile | 160 |
| Arab passengers on the Nile steamer | 162 |
| A Singhalese woman stops often to give her children a bath | 182 |
| The yogi who ate twenty-eight of the bananas at a sitting | 187 |
| The thatch roof at the roadside | 190 |
| I take a last ’rickshaw ride before taking the steamer for India | 205 |
| “Haywood” snaps me as I am getting a shave in Trichinopoly | 209 |
| The Hindu street-sprinkler does not lay much dust | 228 |
| I do a bit of laundry work | 235 |
| A lady of Delhi out for a drive in a bullock cart | 240 |
| The chief of a jungle village agrees to guide us for one day’s journey | 267 |
| A freight carrier crossing the stream that separates Burma from Siam | 277 |
| My companion, Gerald James of Perth, Australia, crossing the boundary line between Burma and Siam | 279 |
| The sort of jungle through which we cut our way for three weeks | 292 |
| Myself after four days in the jungle, and the Siamese soldiers who invited us to eat a frog and lizard supper | 297 |
| An elephant, with a Mahout dozing on his head, was advancing toward us | 307 |
| Bangkok is a city of many canals | 317 |
| My ’rickshaw man | 322 |
| Numadzu | 323 |
| Some street urchins near Tokio | 325 |
| Osaka | 326 |
| Horses are rare in Japan | 328 |
| Japanese children playing in the streets of Kioto | 329 |
| Women do most of the work in the rice-fields of Japan | 330 |
| Yokohama decorated in honor of Secretary Taft’s party | 334 |
| A Yokohama street decorated for the Taft party | 338 |
WORKING MY WAY AROUND THE WORLD