desolate site across the Nile from Luxor, 150-151;
electric-lighted tombs, 151;
rock-hewn tomb of Rameses IV, 152;
tombs of other monarchs, 152-153;
only one contains royal mummy, 154;
fine temple of Queen Hatasu, 153;
the Ramessium, with largest statue found in Egypt, 154;
Colossi of Memnon, 154;
why one of the statues was musical, 155
Tokio, the Japanese capital, 10-15;
its splendid parks, 11-13-14;
imperial palace, 13;
tombs of six shoguns, 14;
night work in shops, 15
Wheeler, General, whose confidence in his native troops,
cost the lives of all the garrison of Cawnpore, 109
Yokohama, much Europeanized Japanese city, 3;
good tourist outfitting point, 4
AND SO ENDS THE CRITIC IN THE ORIENT, CONTAINING
THE IMPRESSIONS OF GEORGE HAMLIN FITCH ON THE
FIRST HALF OF HIS TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. PUBLISHED
IN BOOK FORM BY PAUL ELDER & COMPANY
AND SEEN THROUGH THEIR TOMOYE PRESS BY JOHN
SWART DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, MCMXIII, IN
THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
Inconsistencies in the hyphenation of words retained. (hotfoot,
hot-foot)
In the original text, captions of plates and illustrations did not have
terminating punctuation except for the caption of Plate XXXVII. This
caption had a terminating period which has been retained.
In the original text, italic typeface was used for the entire text and
headings of the chapters "Introduction" and "The Best Results of Travel
in the Orient". In the plaintext version of this ebook, the usual
underscore markup has not been used to indicate italic type in these
chapters. Elsewhere in the text, occasional words in italic typeface
have been marked up with underscores.
Pg. 12, unusual spelling of "embassadors" retained.
Pg. 12, duplicated word "of" removed. (mansions of the Japanese")
Pg. 112, duplicated word "on" removed. (little trace on its walls)
Pg. 161, "hugh" changed to "huge". (as huge as the pyramid)
Index. In the original text, the last sub-item of an index entry did not
end with any terminating punctuation except for the index entry
"Lawrence, Sir Henry". This entry had a terminating period which
has been retained.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Critic in the Orient, by George Hamlin Fitch