
The narrator finds himself in Jerusalem, restless at the thought of crossing the Holy Land alone. He sketches a bold itinerary—from the solemn streets of the Old City to the stark beauty of the Dead Sea, the flowing Jordan, and the rugged hills where ancient stories whisper. Yet practical concerns loom: a consular tariff, the need for Bedouin escorts, and the uneasy feeling of traveling without a companion.
Just as he prepares his supplies, a striking young stranger appears in the hotel’s common room, introducing himself as Mr. Jones. Their brief, tense exchange hints at an unexpected partnership and a promise of intrigue amidst the desert’s vastness. The stage is set for a journey where cultural encounters and personal resolve will shape the path across Palestine’s timeless landscape.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (82K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2003-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1815–1882
Best known for the beloved Barsetshire and Palliser novels, this Victorian writer combined sharp social observation with a warm, often comic view of everyday life. He was also famously disciplined, producing a remarkable body of work while building a career in the postal service.
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