The Unveiled Ladies of Stamboul Book

I was unexpectedly delighted by this book and had to order my own (original 1908) copy. What I read was the 1977 reprint edition - but I certainly need the original! But truly, as someone who lived in Jerusalem for 3.5 months, traveled the land of Israel (plus a few days in Jordan), and continues to research the archaeology and geography thereof, this book is a joy.
It's not academic, and is written in a personal tone, easy to read. It includes the author's travel to the Holy Land, his approach to and time in Jerusalem, and his travels to other regions, including Jericho, Jerash, Galilee, etc. Primarily he tells what he sees, and how he lives as he travels - with occasional brief detours to romanticize a little about the land and the history of the locations.
Someone familiar with the land of Israel and longing to return will find this book quite enjoyable. Again, it was originally written in 1908, so things have changed - yet enough remain the same to make it interesting. For example, the author gets to enter the Dome of the Rock; and details his journey through the Church of the Holy Sepulchre as well. It would be rather enjoyable to retrace his steps in the modern day.