You walk Istanbul by lantern light and fall asleep in a merchant's han | 3 Hour Sleep Story, No Mid Roll Ads
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You will hear the stone hush of the han courtyard, a small fountain running at its center, coals settling in the brazier, a plane tree whispering over the roofs, and the far slow footsteps of the watchman with his swinging lantern.
This is a three hour sleep story. The narration ends softly in the third hour, and then the quiet courtyard continues to the end. Black screen friendly.
Chapters:
0:00 Welcome
7:14 The City At Dusk
11:36 The Bazaar Gates Close
16:43 The Lantern Law
21:41 The Night Watch
25:38 The Boza Seller
30:08 The Coffeehouse
37:10 The Storyteller
42:08 The Quiet Hour
46:59 Down To The Water
51:00 The Caiques At Rest
55:50 The Field Of Moving Stars
1:00:10 The Last Call
1:05:40 The Han Gate
1:09:52 The Fountain And The Cat
1:14:33 The Brazier And The Quilt
1:19:45 The City Settles
1:22:32 Drifting
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Sources: Evliya Celebi, the Seyahatname; Robert Mantran, Istanbul in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century; Ebru Boyar and Kate Fleet, A Social History of Ottoman Istanbul; Ralph Hattox, Coffee and Coffeehouses; Suraiya Faroqhi, Subjects of the Sultan.
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