THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA OF ISPAHAN
BY JAMES MORIER
ILLUSTRATED BY H.R. MILLAR
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY THE HON. GEORGE CURZON, M.P.
MACMILLAN AND CO. LONDON AND NEW YORK
1895
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I — Of Hajji Baba’s birth and education.
CHAPTER II — Hajji Baba commences his travels—His encounter with the Turcomans, and his captivity.
CHAPTER III — Into what hands Hajji Baba falls, and the fortune which his razors proved to him.
CHAPTER V — Hajji Baba becomes a robber in his own defence, and invades his native city.
CHAPTER VII — Hajji Baba evinces a feeling disposition—History of the poet Asker.
CHAPTER IX — Hajji Baba, in his distress, becomes a saka, or water-carrier.
CHAPTER X — He makes a soliloquy, and becomes an itinerant vendor of smoke.
CHAPTER XI — History of Dervish Sefer, and of two other dervishes.
CHAPTER XIII — Hajji Baba leaves Meshed, is cured of his sprain, and relates a story.
CHAPTER XIV — Of the man he meets, and the consequences of the encounter.
CHAPTER XV — Hajji Baba reaches Tehran, and goes to the poet’s house.
CHAPTER XVI — He makes plans for the future, and is involved in a quarrel.
CHAPTER XVII — He puts on new clothes, goes to the bath, and appears in a new character.
CHAPTER XVIII — The poet returns from captivity—the consequences of it for Hajji Baba.
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