Eastern Love
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Eastern Love (1930) by Edward Powys Mathers. It appears to be twelve volumes.
Some feature engravings by Hester Sainsbury.
Excerpts:
- “obese as a musk cat gorged with the buttercups of Spring”
- “So suddenly I whispered: His betel nut is not moving in his mouth! and was seized by a foolish fear that he was dead.”
Eastern Love (12 Volumes).
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Volume I: The Lesson of a Bawd.
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Vol. II: The Harlot's Breviary.
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Vol. III: The Book of Women and the Education of Wives.
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Vol. IV: The Young Wives' Tale and Tales of Fez.
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Vol. V: The Loves of Radha and Krishna and Amores.
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Vol. VI: Love Stories and Gallant Tales from the Chinese.
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Vol. VII: Comrade Loves of the Samurai by Saikaku Ebara and Songs of the Geishas.
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Vol. VIII: Ninety Short Tales of Love and Women from the Arabic.
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Vol. IX: The Loves of Dasin and Musa-Ag-Amastan from the Tamashek and Camel-Boy Rhythms from the Arabic.
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Vol. X: Love Tales of Cambodia and Songs of the Love Nights of Lao.
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Vols. XI and XII: Anthology of Eastern Love
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See also
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