Topsy-Turvy LandSAMUEL M. ZWEMERReading editionChapter navigation29 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…TOPSY-TURVY LANDARABIA PICTURED FOR CHILDRENSAMUEL M. ZWEMERAMY E. ZWEMERPREFACEI WHY IS ARABIA TOPSY-TURVY LAND?II A LESSON IN GEOGRAPHYIII THE SQUARE-HOUSE WITH THE BLACK OVERCOATIV SABBACH-KUM BIL KHEIR!V AT THE CORNER GROCERYVI BLIND FATIMAHVII DATES AND SUGAR-CANEVIII THE SHEPHERD OF THE SEWING MACHINEIX THE CHILDREN OF THE DESERTX NOORAH'S PRAYERXI PICTURES WITH WORDS ONLYXII THE QUEER PENNIES OF OMAN AND OF HASSAXIII ARAB BABIES AND THEIR MOTHERSXIV BOAT-BUILDERS AND CARPENTERSXV ARABIC PROVERBS AND ARABIC HUMOURXVI GOLD, FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRHXVII SLAVES AND SLAVE TRADERSXVIII ABOUT SOME LITTLE MISSIONARIESXIX TURNING THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWNXX TURNING THE WORLD DOWNSIDE UP[ADVERTISEMENTS]The "Billy Topsail" BooksAuthor of "KINDERGARTEN STORIES"TALES OF BIBLE HEROES FOR THE CHILDREN OF TO-DAYPrevious chapter ←ARABIA PICTURED FOR CHILDRENNext chapter →AMY E. ZWEMERAll chapters and sections (29)Other sectionsTOPSY-TURVY LANDARABIA PICTURED FOR CHILDRENSAMUEL M. ZWEMERAMY E. ZWEMERPREFACEChapters1234567891011121314151617181920Other sections[ADVERTISEMENTS]The "Billy Topsail" BooksAuthor of "KINDERGARTEN STORIES"TALES OF BIBLE HEROES FOR THE CHILDREN OF TO-DAYAND← ARABIA PICTURED FOR CHILDRENAMY E. ZWEMER →