- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — “Muang Thai,” or the Kingdom of the Free
- 3Chapter II — Tuptim: A Tragedy of the Harem
- 4Chapter III — Tuptim’s Trial
- 5Chapter IV — The King changes his Mind
- 6Chapter V — Slavery in the Grand Royal Palace of the “Invincible an…
- 7Chapter VI — Khoon Thow App, the Chief of the Female Judges
- 8Chapter VII — The Rajpoot and his Daughter
- 9Chapter VIII — Among the Hills of Orissa
- 10Chapter IX — The Rebel Duke P’haya Si P’hifoor
- 11Chapter X — The Grandson of Somdetch Ong Yai, and His Tutor P’hra C…
- 12Chapter XI — The Heroism of a Child
- 13Chapter XII — The Interior of the Duke Chow P’haya Mândtree’s Harem
- 14Chapter XIII — A Night of Mysteries
- 15Chapter XIV — “Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in th…
- 16Chapter XV — The Favorite of the Harem
- 17Chapter XVI — May-Peâh, the Laotian Slave-Girl
- 18Chapter XVII — An Accidental Discovery of the Whereabouts of the Pr…
- 19Chapter XVIII — Lady Thieng, the Head Wife and Superintendent of th…
- 20Chapter XIX — The Princess Sunartha Vismita
- 21Chapter XX — Pak Laut, or the Mouth of the Ocean
- 22Chapter XXI — Narrative of the Princess of Chiengmai
- 23Chapter XXII — “Bijrepuree,” or the Diamond City
- 24Chapter XXIII — The Deaf and Dumb Changeling
- 25Chapter XXIV — Witchcraft in Siam in Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-Six…
- 26Chapter XXV — Trial for Witchcraft
- 27Chapter XXVI — The Christian Village of Tâmsèng, or of Thomas the S…
- 28Chapter XXVII — Nang Rungeah, the Cambodian Proselyte
- 29Chapter XXVIII — AD Ogni Uccello Suo Nido È Bello — “To Every Bird…
- 30Chapter XXIX — Stray Leaves from the Royal School-Room Table
- 31Chapter XXX — The Siamese System of Slavery
- 32Chapter XXXI — The Royal Proclamations
- 33A Legend of the Gold and Silver Mines of Siam
The Romance of the Harem
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