Edith Wharton: Complete Works. Edith Wharton

VI. Sub Umbra Liliorum

       VII. March in Italy

       VIII. Picturesque Milan

       IX. Italian Backgrounds

       A Motor-Flight through France.

       ~Part I~

       I. Boulogne to Amiens

       II. Beauvais and Rouen

       III. From Rouen to Fontainebleau

       IV. The Loire and the Indre

       V. Nohant to Clermont

       VI. In Auvergne

       VII. Royat to Bourges

       ~Part II~

       I. Paris to Poitiers

       II. Poitiers to the Pyrénées

       III. The Pyrénées to Provence

       IV. The Rhône to the Seine

       ~Part III~

       A Flight to the North-East

       Fighting France from Dunkerque to Belport.

       I. The Look of Paris.

       II. In Argonne.

       III. In Lorraine and the Vosges.

       IV. In the North.

       V. In Alsace.

       VI. The Tone of France.

       French Ways and Their Meaning.

       Preface

       I. First Impression

       II. Reverence

       III. Taste

       IV. Intellectual Honesty

       V. Continuity

       VI. The New Frenchwoman

       VII. In Conclusion

       In Morocco.

       Preface

       Note

       I. Rabat and Salé

       ~Leaving Tangier~

       ~ The Trail to El-Ksar~

       ~ El-Ksar to Rabat~

       ~ The Kasbah of the Oudayas~

       ~Robinson Crusoe’s “Sallee”~

       ~Chella and the Great Mosque~

       II. Volubilis, Moulay Idriss and Meknez

       ~Volubilis~

       ~Moulay Idriss~

       ~Meknez~

       III. Fez

       ~The First Vision~

       ~Fez Eldjid~

       ~Fez Elbali~

       ~El Andalous and the Potters’ Field~

       ~Medersas, Bazaars and an Oasis~

       ~The Last Glimpse~

       IV. Marrakech

       ~The Way There~

       ~The Bahia~

       ~The Bazaars~

       ~The Agdal~

       ~On the Roofs~