UNDER THE YOKE OF SOCIAL EVILS 38

IV. THE WOMEN OF EGYPT ONCE MORE 60

V. BEHIND THE OPENING DOOR IN TUNIS 72

VI. "NOT DEAD, ONLY DRY" 89

VII. LIGHT IN DARKEST MOROCCO 99

VIII. MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN IN THE CENTRAL SOUDAN 118

IX. A STORY FROM EAST AFRICA 131

X. OUR ARABIAN SISTERS 135

XI. WOMEN'S LIFE IN THE YEMEN 146

XII. PEN-AND-INK SKETCHES IN PALESTINE 152

XIII. ONCE MORE IN PALESTINE 164

XIV. MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN IN SYRIA 174

XV. BEHIND THE LATTICE IN TURKEY 192

XVI. A VOICE FROM BULGARIA 204

XVII. DARKNESS AND DAYBREAK IN PERSIA 207

XVIII. DARKNESS AND DAYBREAK IN PERSIA (PART II) 228

XIX. THE CONDITION OF MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN IN BALUCHISTAN 249

XX. IN SOUTHERN INDIA 253

XXI. THE MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN OF TURKESTAN 263

XXII. IN FAR-OFF CATHAY 276

XXIII. OUR MOSLEM SISTERS IN JAVA 283

XXIV. THE MOHAMMEDAN WOMEN OF MALAYSIA 287

XXV. "WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO DO?" 293

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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A MOTHER AND HER DAUGHTER FROM TUNIS TITLE

DAUGHTERS OF EGYPT 24

BARGAINS IN ORANGES 60

BY THE BANKS OF THE NILE 60

DOROTHY AND FATIMAH 78

ARAB WOMAN ENTERING SAINT'S TOMB 82

TYPES IN TUNIS AND ALGIERS 90

A YOUNG GIRL OF THE ABU SAAD TRIBE 96

A BEDOUIN GIRL FROM NORTH AFRICA 102

GOING TO MARKET--TWO BURDEN BEARERS 126

WOMEN CHURNING BUTTER IN BEDOUIN CAMP (Arabia) 136

MOSLEM AND CHRISTIAN CEMETERY, ETC. 160

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