What would you like to read?Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...
Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...
What would you like to read?Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...
Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...Search books, authors, genres, shelves, users...
1837-1898
Georg Moritz Ebers (1 March 1837 – 7 August 1898) was a German Egyptologist and novelist. He is best known for his purchase of the Ebers Papyrus, one of the oldest Egyptian medical documents in the wo...
1887
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1893
Georg Ebers
1882
Georg Ebers
1897
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
1880
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1880
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
1888
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1878
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1871
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1894
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1878
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1892
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1897
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1915
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1888
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
1864
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1893
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1880
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1876
Georg Ebers
1898
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1895
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1837
Georg Ebers
1890
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1883
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
1878
Georg Ebers
Georg Ebers
Translated by Clara Bell
A historical novel likely written in the late 19th century. The story unfolds against the backdrop of ancient Egypt, focusing on themes of love, loss, and redemption as it navigates through the complex relationships among its characters, particularly centering on Orion, a troubled soul grappling with his father's death and the consequences of his actions. At the start of the novel, we are introduced to Orion, who is engulfed in his grief after his father's death and struggling with feelings of guilt and despair. His emotional turmoil is palpable as he reflects on his perceived failures and the impact of his father's curse on his life. Amidst his solitude, little Mary enters the scene, offering a poignant reminder of innocence and the need for forgiveness. Their interaction reveals deep layers of complexity in their relationship, hinting at themes of childhood innocence, culpability, and love. As Orion wrestles with his pain, the narrative sets the stage for unresolved tensions and the potential for reconciliation, establishing emotional stakes that resonate throughout the novel. The opening portion effectively draws readers into a world of emotional depth, suggesting that the journey ahead will explore themes of absolution and the quest for redemption.
Georg Ebers
Jane Austen
Mark Twain
Joseph Conrad
George Gissing
Jean Paul
Gilbert Parker
Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield Disraeli
George Manville Fenn
S. Levett Yeats
