Diary of an Idle Woman in Constantinople is a fascinating account of life in this exotic city. The anonymous author provides a vivid description of the sights and sounds of Constantinople, as well as the customs and habits of its inhabitants. With its engaging prose and detailed observations, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in travel writing and the history of the Ottoman Empire.

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